Please be aware that the Council does not pre-evaluate applications, education, or training. It is incumbent upon each individual seeking licensure to ensure that his or her education, training, and experience meets the requirements of the law.
The primary responsibility of a regulatory body is to protect the interests of the public and not to advocate for the profession or its members. The Council works to ensure that the services provided by its licensees are ethical, competent, and consistent with acceptable standards. To that extent, staff will assist you as much as possible in going through the application process and in understanding applicable provisions of statutes and rules, but it is your responsibility to make sure all requirements have been met.
Applicants may contact staff with questions about licensure if they are unable to find an answer to their question after reviewing the relevant application packet and the Council’s website and rules. Please review these resources carefully however, before contacting the Council.