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The State Board of Psychology regulates the practice and licensure of psychologists in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Board passes upon the qualifications and fitness of applicants for licensure and determines whether to issue, deny, suspend, revoke, restrict or renew licenses for psychologists.
- Psychologist Licensure Requirements Snapshot - PA.GOV
A person who holds a license issued under the state board to...
- Psychologist Licensure Requirements Snapshot - PA.GOV
A person who holds a license issued under the state board to engage in the practice of psychology. The practice of psychology involves the application of established principles of learning, motivation, perception, thinking, and emotional relationships to problems of personality evaluation, group relations, and behavior adjustment.
Using the services of a barber, real estate appraiser, or veterinarian? Under the care of a physician, dentist, or physical therapist? You can verify whether the professionals you interact with have an active professional or occupational license to work in PA.
Learn how to become a licensed psychologist in Pennsylvania, including educational, experiential, and examination requirements. Find out about the application process, fees, exams, and reciprocity options.
Depending on the nature of your question, you may need to contact either Pearson VUE or the State Board. Please select the correct tab for contact information for each entity. Pennsylvania Psychology Certification Testing is coordinated through the Pennsylvania Department of State.
(1) Substance abuse services provided by a licensed psychologist functioning as a sole practicioner or by a group practice comprised only of licensed psychologists. Board regulations restrain psychologists from providing professional services unless qualified by education and training.
Pennsylvania psychologists are licensed by the Pennsylvania State Board of Psychology (http://www.dos.state.pa.us/portal/server.pt/community/state_board_of_psychology/12521). Licensure is based on completing a doctoral degree in psychology, passing national and state examinations, and fulfilling a postdoctoral practice requirement.
