National Register Outreach to Early Career Psychologists (ECPs)
The National Register works with early career psychologists and ECP organizations to offer benefits tailored to ECPs, get early career perspective on important professional issues, and assist with professional development and recognition for new professionals. Here are some of the ways we relate to ECPs.
Marketing Strategy and Financial Planning to Build Your Professional Practice
The National Register has created a special publication and webpage focusing on developing your professional practice. The 32 page Marketing Strategy and Financial Planning to Build Your Professional Practice guide was developed by National Register staff and members of the Board of Directors who have expertise and experience in marketing and financial planning. Additional marketing and financial resources are available online.
Click here to view the marketing guide and additional resources for ECPs.
Promoting Mobility for ECPs
Since there is no waiting period to qualify for the National Register credential beyond initial licensure, numerous ECPs have become credentialed and taken advantage of the National Register’s licensure mobility program. Currently, 44 jurisdictions have approved the National Register for mobility, and the most popular destinations for ECPs are California, Hawaii, Pennsylvania, and Texas.
Offering Free Continuing Education
Go to the National Register's continuing education website: www.e-psychologist.org, where you can submit answers online, get immediate feedback, and print your certificates from your own computer! Remember to log in with your last name and Registrant ID. Click here to learn more!
Discounting Your Professional Liability Insurance through the American Professional Agency, Inc.
The National Register has partnered with the American Professional Agency to provide Registrants with a 20%-35% discount on their Psychologists’ Professional Liability Insurance Program.
Building Referral Bases
Maximize your consumer contact with a FindaPsychologist.org profile and National Register Profile Pages. Click here to learn more!
Discounts on National Register Fees
As part of our effort to support Early Career Psychologists, we offer reduced registration and renewal fees for Early Career Psychologists. Reduced fees apply to Early Career Psychologists who are within three years of initial licensure.
- Early Career Psychologist registration fee reduced from $170 to $150
- Early Career Psychologist renewal fee reduced from $180 to $160
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Become a fan on Facebook by clicking the Like button. To connect with colleagues on Linkedin, search for National Register of Health Service Psychologists and click Join this group.
If you have other questions about the National Register, please check the topics below for answers to some frequently asked questions.
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Helpful Resources
- The Psychology Internship Development Toolkit
by the Council of Chairs of Training Councils (CCTC)
"The Psychology Internship Development Toolkit is intended to provide resources with which to gain institutional and financial support for creating and expanding internship programs… Our hope is that the Psychology Internship Development Toolkit will help ameliorate the imbalance between the numbers of students seeking internships and the number of available positions and thereby serve the public and profession effectively."
- A Conceptual Framework for Specialization in the Health Service Domain of Professional Psychology
by the Council of Credentialing Organizations in Professional Psychology (CCOPP)
- Credentialing Opportunities for Psychologists
by the Council of Credentialing Organizations in Professional Psychology (CCOPP)
- AgeWorks
All Psychology Schools [All Star Directories]
American Academy of Clinical Psychology
AmoebaWeb
Careers in Psychology
Electronic Journals in Psychology
Encyclopedia of Psychology
Hanover Psychology Site
Psych Assistant
Psych Central
Psych Web
Psychology Career Center
Psychology Departments on the Web (US & International)
Psychology Online: Resource Central
Psychology Self-Help Resources
Psychology Web Links by Topic
Psychology Web Resources
Psychwatch Newsletter
Social Psychology Network
The Student Doctor Network
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