Approval for Physical Therapists in Florida
Florida Board of Psychology CE Information
Provider
Three (3) of the forty hours must be in ethics and Florida statutes, with at least one hour in ethics and one in statutes.
Two (2) of the forty hours must be on the prevention of medical errors.
The Florida Board of Psychology only accepts credit to the tenth (i.e. 1.2 not 1.25). For courses worth 1.25 or 1.75 credits, the Florida Board of Psychology will credit 1.2 and 1.7 credits respectively.
Impact CE’s distant learning courses meet qualifications for continuing education credit for psychologists as required by the Florida Board of Psychology, and is fully compatible with Florida’s CE Broker system (Provider # 50-315). Simply enter your Florida state license code under the Licenses tab.
Impact CE has professional ethics, domestic violence, and medical errors courses approved by the Board. See “Special Requirements” tab.
Note: The only Medical Errors course that is currently approved for Florida Psychologists is “Medical (Behavioral Healthcare Practice) Errors” course # 101522.
Impact CE, a service of CE Learning Systems, is approved to offer continuing education courses by the American Psychological Association (APA). CE Learning Systems maintains responsibility for the courses.
https://floridaspsychology.gov/renewals/psychologist/#tab-ce
https://www.flrules.org/gateway/ChapterHome.asp?Chapter=64B19-13
Board Contact Info
Florida Board of Psychology
Phone: 850-245-4373, ext. 3481
http://floridaspsychology.gov/renewals/psychologist/
Applies To:
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Florida Psychologists
Ethics
Three (3) of the forty (40) hours must be on professional ethics and Florida Statutes and rules affecting the practice of psychology. Of those three hours, at least one hour shall be on professional ethics, and at least one hour shall be on Florida laws and rules relevant to the practice of psychology
The Challenging Ethics of Mental Health Supervision
Eye on Ethics: Exploring Complex Ethical Cases
Artificial Intelligence in the Behavioral Health Professions: Cutting-edge Ethical and Risk Management Challenges
Florida Statutes and Rules
Domestic Violence
Every third renewal, you must complete a two hour continuing education course on domestic violence.
“Domestic violence” means any assault, aggravated assault, battery, aggravated battery, sexual assault, sexual battery, stalking, aggravated stalking, kidnapping, false imprisonment, or any criminal offense resulting in physical injury or death of one family or household member by another family or household member.Prevalence of Intimate Partner Violence Among Men Who Have Sex With Men An Updated Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
Intimate Partner Violence and Structural Violence in the Lives of Incarcerated Women A Mixed-Method Study in Rural New Mexico
Coping Strategies in Women and Children Living With Domestic Violence Staying Alive
Prevention of Medical Errors
Two (2) of the forty (40) hours must relate to prevention of medical errors, including a study of root-cause analysis, error reduction and prevention, and patient safety. If the course is offered by a facility licensed pursuant to chapter 395 for its employees, the Board will approve up to one (1) hour of the two (2) hour course to be specifically related to error reduction and prevention methods used in that facility.
The Board of School Psychology does not allow continuing education providers approved by another Board within MQA to offer Medical Errors courses as complementary. The only exception is when the course is also approved for Medical Errors for Psychology. We do have a Medical Errors course approved for Psychology. The ONLY course we have available for psychologist is course 101522, “Medical (Behavioral Healthcare Practice) Errors.”
Clinical Correlates of Sports Betting A Systematic Review
Suicide Prevention Strategies for Underserved Youth Evidence-Based Resource Guide Series
The Pharmacological Treatment of Anxiety in People With Eating Disorders A systematic review
Spirituality Self-blame and Trauma Symptoms Among Adolescents Waiting for Treatment After Disclosing Sexual Abuse Child Abuse and Neglect
Journaling In Clinical Practice
Unpacking the Root Causes of Gambling in the Asian Community Contesting the myth of the Asian gambling culture
Recovery Blindness: The Concept of Recovery in Veterans With a Gambling Disorder - A Scoping Review
Diagnosis and Management of Obsessive Compulsive Disorders in Children
Disclaimer
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