What does a two-tiered licensure system mean for professional counselors?
A. Initial licensure is provided to the counselor upon completion of a master’s degree and passing the state exam; permanent licensure is attained after accumulation of required supervised counseling practice.
B. Provisional licensure to practice is provided to the counselor upon entering a master’s program in counseling; permanent licensure is attained after passing the state exam.
C. Initial licensure does not allow a counselor to bill health insurance companies; permanent licensure allows a counselor to bill health insurance companies.
D. Provisional licensure allows a counselor to practice independently within the state they were first licensed in; permanent licensure allows a counselor to practice in any state.
A. Initial licensure is provided to the counselor upon completion of a master’s degree and passing the state exam; permanent licensure is attained after accumulation of required supervised counseling practice.
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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