RELATING TO THE PSYCHOLOGY INTERJURISDICTIONAL COMPACT.
SB 1552 would allow Hawaii to join an interstate compact enabling licensed psychologists to practice across member states without obtaining separate state licenses.
SB 1552 would allow Hawaii to join an interstate compact enabling licensed psychologists to practice across member states without obtaining separate state licenses.
SB 1552 would enable Hawaii to enter the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact (PIC), an interstate agreement that allows licensed psychologists to practice across state lines through a streamlined authorization process. The compact establishes mutual recognition of psychology licenses among participating states while maintaining individual state regulatory authority over discipline and ethical standards.
This compact addresses workforce mobility and access to mental health services by allowing psychologists licensed in one participating state to provide services in another without obtaining separate licensure. For Hawaii specifically, this could expand mental health care capacity on the islands and improve access for rural or underserved communities, while also creating opportunities for Hawaii-licensed psychologists to practice in other states.
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