If there is a significant change in a CE program, how far in advance must the board be notified?

The requirement to notify the board 30 days in advance of a significant change in a continuing education (CE) program aligns with the standards set out for maintaining compliance and ensuring that all programs adhere to regulatory expectations. This time frame provides the board with sufficient notice to assess the proposed changes, ensuring that they meet the necessary criteria for quality and relevance to the field.

By allowing a 30-day notification period, the board can effectively review the modifications and provide any feedback or require adjustments if the changes may impact the quality of education being offered. This process is crucial for maintaining oversight in educational practices for psychologists, ensuring that all programs are of high standards and aligned with the ongoing professional development required in the field.

The other time frames, such as 10, 60, or 90 days, do not match the established requirements for such notifications, and adhering to the 30-day guideline supports the orderly management and quality control of continuing education offerings.