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Board of Psychology clarifies CPD credit rules for meeting attendance, promises clearer agenda language
Summary
Board staff told attendees Feb. 28 that CPD (continuing professional development) credit is awarded to in‑person attendants for meetings listed as in‑person, and to remote attendees only when the webcast is interactive. Staff reiterated hour-for-hour rules under three hours, a six‑hour cap for longer days and an eight‑hour cap per renewal cycle,
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — At its Feb. 28 meeting the California Board of Psychology spent an extended session clarifying how continuing professional development (CPD) credit is awarded for attendance at board meetings and committee meetings, and agreed to update agenda language and public communications to reduce confusion among licensees.
Board staff opened the discussion by reminding attendees that CPD hours are credited only to individuals who attend ‘‘in person’’ when a meeting is listed as in person. "Since the meeting is an in person meeting, CPD hours can only be credited to individuals who are in person with us today," a staff member said during the opening announcement. Staff also said CPD hours are not credited for viewing a non‑interactive webcast.
Board members and attendees raised multiple practical…
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