Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Minnesota Board of Psychology.
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City
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St. Paul
County
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Ramsey
Address
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335 Randolph Avenue, Suite 270
Zip Code
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55102
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Minnesota Board of Psychology
The board conducted an executive session regarding a disciplinary matter and a consent order. The agenda included approvals for various licensure applications, professional practice exams, and license terminations. Key discussions focused on the potential adoption of the Interjurisdictional PSYPACT, a leadership update regarding the Minnesota Psychological Association, and administrative reports on the board's budget and government shutdown risks. The board reviewed the HPSP report and discussed the expansion of the DHS Autism Program, particularly concerning supervision structures. Additionally, the Executive Director provided updates on the database project and the board approved a package of proposed rules changes.
The board meeting included an executive session to address license orders. Key discussions encompassed the approval of the consent agenda, which covered licensure approvals, examination eligibility, and continuing education variances. Updates were provided by the executive director regarding staffing and budget matters. Various committees presented reports, including the Administrative Committee on financial audit processes, the Application Review Committee on educational requirements and dual licensure supervision, the Rules Committee on proposed rules for EPPP and Supervision Plans, and the Public Advisory Committee regarding evaluation categories. Additionally, the board reviewed a corrective action agreement related to a complaint, denied a specific variance request, processed license terminations due to non-renewal, and rescinded a previous board termination.
The board convened to consider quasi-judicial matters, including orders of unconditional licenses for two licensees. Key discussion topics included the adoption of the tentative agenda, approval of the consent agenda (encompassing licensure reports, EPPP and PRE examination approvals, license terminations, and continuing education variances), a presentation on the criminal background check program, and reports from the rules, administrative, and executive director committees. The board also authorized travel for the executive director to attend regulatory law seminars and forums and approved a continuing education variance request.
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