Sentences with phrase «portion of the licensure»

Counselors in Kentucky who have completed their licensure are known as Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCCs), and those who are still in the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as Licensed Professional Counselor Associates (LPCA).

As in many other states, counselors in Wisconsin who have obtained their licensure are known as Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs), and those who have yet to complete the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as LPC Trainees.

As in many other states, licensed counselors in South Carolina are known as Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs), and aspiring counselors in the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as Licensed Professional Counselor Interns (LPCIs).

Counselors in New York who have obtained their licensure are known as Licensed Mental Health Counselors (LMHCs), while those who have yet to complete the supervision portion of the licensure process can have a Limited Permit to practice.

As in some other states, counselors in Washington who have obtained their licensure are known as Licensed Mental Health Counselors (LMHCs), and those who have yet to complete the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associates (LMHCAs).

Licensed counselors in New Mexico are known as Licensed Professional Clinical Mental Health Counselors (the state abbreviates - LPCCs), and counselors still in the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as Licensed Mental health Counselors (LMHCs).

Texas counselors who are still in the supervision portion of the licensure process are referred to as Licensed Professional Counselor Interns (LPCIs).

Counselors who are still in the supervision portion of the licensure process are alternately known as Limited Licensed Professional Counselors (LLPCs).

Those who have yet to complete the supervision portion of the licensure process are called Licensed Associate Professional Counselors (LAPCs), and those who have continued their education and further developed their clinical skills can obtain licensure as Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCCs).

Those who have not yet completed the internship / practicum portion of the licensure process are called Counselor Trainees, and those who have continued their education and further developed their clinical skills can obtain licensure as Licensed Professional Clinical Counselors (LPCCs).

Those counselors still in the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as Provisional Licensed Professional Counselors (PLPCs).

As in many other states, licensed counselors in Oregon are known as Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs), and counselors still in the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as Registered Interns.

As in many other states, licensed counselors in New Jersey are known as Licensed Professional Counselors (LPCs), and counselors still in the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as Licensed Associate Counselors (LACs).

Those who are still in the supervision portion of the licensure process are known as Provisional Licensed Professional Counselors (PLPC).

Not exact matches

Naturopathic doctors are licensed by each individual state — to be eligible for licensure a physician must be a graduate of a four - year naturopathic medical college, complete 4,100 hours of clinical training, and pass both the basic science and clinical science portions of the NPLEX exam.

A second option, suggested in some of the submissions responding to the Law Society's call for input on its September 2016 licensing report, is that we make the LPP the sole gateway to licensure — perhaps with or without the placement portion of that training.