Professional Licensure Flashcards
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A licensed counselor in Oklahoma wishes to add the Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor credential. Which of the following is a requirement for the LPCS designation?
Answer: Hold an LPC for at least 5 years and complete approved supervisor training
To become a Licensed Professional Counselor Supervisor in Oklahoma, an LPC must hold their license for at least 5 years and complete an approved clinical supervisor training program.
What is the primary exam that Oklahoma LPC applicants must pass as part of the licensure process?
Answer: National Counselor Examination (NCE)
Oklahoma requires LPC applicants to pass the National Counselor Examination (NCE) administered by the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC).
An Oklahoma counselor's license is placed on inactive status. Which of the following is true about inactive status?
Answer: The counselor may not practice counseling until the license is reactivated
A counselor with an inactive license in Oklahoma may not practice counseling. Inactive status means the license is not current for practice purposes. The counselor must reactivate the license before resuming practice.
Which of the following actions by an Oklahoma LPC could result in license suspension or revocation?
Answer: Failing to comply with continuing education requirements at renewal
Failing to comply with continuing education requirements is a violation of licensure conditions and can result in disciplinary action including suspension or revocation of the LPC license.
A counselor licensed in another state wishes to obtain Oklahoma licensure without completing all standard requirements. Under Oklahoma law, this may be possible through:
Answer: Endorsement or reciprocity if the other state's requirements are substantially equivalent
Oklahoma allows licensure by endorsement for counselors licensed in other states if that state's requirements are substantially equivalent to Oklahoma's. This process still requires an application and board review.
An Oklahoma LPC is moving to a different state and will no longer practice in Oklahoma. The most appropriate action regarding their Oklahoma license is to:
Answer: Notify the board and request inactive status or voluntary surrender of the license
When an LPC stops practicing in Oklahoma, the appropriate professional action is to notify the board and either request inactive status or voluntarily surrender the license.