Section 415-9-3 - Provision of Occasional Services by Psychologist Licensed in Another Jurisdiction1. NoticeA psychologist not licensed by the board who provides "occasional services" as defined in Chapter 1, Section 13 of the board's rules shall notify the board in writing each time the psychologist consults in Maine. Notification consists of the following items, on a form provided by the board:
A.The nature of the engagement;B.Evidence of the psychologist's license to practice psychology in another state or jurisdiction;C.The name and contact information of the person or entity hiring the psychologist, including the supervisor of the psychologist;D.The practice location and length of the engagement;E.The psychologist's agreement to abide by the laws of Maine governing the practice of psychology and the board's rules during the performance of the engagement, including the provision of notice as required by this Section; andF.The psychologist's agreement to submit to the board's jurisdiction with respect to services performed as part of the engagement.2. Duration of ConsultationA psychologist licensed in another jurisdiction may ordinarily consult in Maine pursuant to this Section for no more than 10 days or parts thereof in a calendar year. Consultation in Maine beyond this 10-day period will only be permitted in exigent circumstances.