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839 IAC 1-6-1 Continuing Education
Authority: IC 25-23.6-2-8
Affected: IC 25-23.6
Sec. 1. (a) As used in IC 25-23.6, "continuing education" means education provided by board-approved providers which is obtained by a licensee in order to maintain, improve, or expand the licensee's skills and knowledge. As used in this rule, "CEU" means one (1) continuing education hour.
(b) Continuing education shall be comprised of two (2) categories, Category I and Category II. The licensee shall obtain a minimum of fifty percent (50%) of the required amount of CEUs for renewal from Category I and may obtain a maximum of fifty percent (50%) of the required amount of CEUs for renewal from Category II.
(c) Category I is defined as continuing education that is formal programming, which includes the following:
1. 1. Formally organized courses.
2. 2. Workshops.
3. 3. Seminars.
4. 4. Symposia.
5. 5. Institutes.
6. 6. Home study programs, including:A. A. computer;
B. B. audio;
C. C. video; and
D. D. instructional programs, accredited by board-approved organizations.7. 7. Courses that are relevant to the license holder's professional skills, which are part of the curriculum of an accredited university, college, or educational institution, shall earn fifteen (15) CEUs for each academic semester hour completed, or ten (10) CEUs for each academic quarter hour completed.
8. 8. Faculty teaching a course for the first time at an accredited university, college, or educational institution shall earn one and one-half (1½) CEUs for every hour taught.
(d) CEUs obtained from Category I sponsors shall earn the amount of continuing education hours granted by the program sponsor. If the sponsor does not grant continuing education hours, then one (1) CEU will be granted for each clock hour of attendance.
(e) Category II is defined as continuing education that is self-directed, which includes the following:
1. 1. Journal clubs, earns one (1) CEU for each hour attended.
2. 2. Office in-services, earns one (1) CEU for each hour attended.
3. 3. Case conferences that are specifically designed for training or teaching, earns one (1) CEU for each hour attended.
4. 4. Services as an instructor, presenter, or supervisor in a relevant professional seminar, workshop, or training conference earns one (1) CEU for each hour of service, but only for the initial instruction, presentation, or supervision given.
5. 5. Research and publication of research results in a recognized professional journal or book form, earns ten (10) CEUs, but may only be claimed for the initial publication of the information.
6. 6. Providing peer review of another licensee's therapy and skills, which includes consultation, conference, and critique, earns one (1) CEU for each hour spent with the peer for this purpose.
7. 7. Services on boards and commissions and holding office in professional organizations, specifically related to the licensee's profession, earns one (1) CEU for each hour of service. (Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist, and Mental Health Counselor Board; 839 IAC 1-6-1; filed Dec 29, 1998, 10:57 a.m.: 22 IR 1512; readopted filed Dec 2, 2001, 12:30 p.m.: 25 IR 1313)
For more information regarding CEU’s and requirements, please click on the following link: http://www.in.gov/hpb/boards/mhcb/ceinfo.htm
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Thanks to all who attended the Spring Conference "Caring for the Mental Health Needs of Military Families" at the American Red Cross. Special thanks to our sponsor MFRI a Purdue and Tara Treatment Center! Also special thanks to all of the speakers: Shelley MacDermid-Wadsworth, Sydney Davidson, Scott Edwads, Bob Strange, Joyce Smith, Kara Morefield, June Behn Watts, Dr. Craig Brater, Clyde Angel, Kimble Rchardson, Dr. Suzanne Coyle, Dr. Barbara Riggs, AAMFT Executive Director Tracy Todd and IAMFT President Kurt Gregory.
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