Ethics and Professional Standards. As a clinical psychologist, Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx is accountable for her work with you. Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx is licensed in Washington State as a mental health care provider. As a licensed clinical psychologist, she has a doctoral degree from an accredited university, supervised pre- and post- doctoral students, and passed a national written examination given by the Washington State Examining Board of Psychology. If you have any concerns about the course of evaluation or treatment, please feel free to discuss them with Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx. If, after you have discussed them, you still believe your concerns have not been addressed, let her know and she will be happy to help you locate another mental health professional for a second opinion. You have the right to discontinue your therapy or ask for a referral to another therapist at any time. Should you feel Xx. Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx has been unethical or unprofessional, please talk to her about it first. If you can’t resolve your concerns directly with her, you may contact the Department of Licensing at Mail Stop EY-21, Olympia, WA 98504. The phone number is 000.000.0000.
Ethics and Professional Standards. Psychologists offering services to the public must be licensed by the State of Washington. A licensed psychologist has a doctoral degree from an accredited university, 5 years of supervised pre-doctoral clinical training experience, a minimum of 1 year of supervised post-doctoral clinic experience, and passed written and oral examinations of psychological knowledge given by the Washington State Examining Board of Psychology. As licensed psychologists and members of the Washington State Psychological Association and the American Psychological Association, we are accountable for our work with you. If you have any concerns or complaints about the course of your evaluation or treatment, please contact our office and discuss them with us first. You have the right to discontinue your treatment or ask for a referral to another therapist at any time. If after discussing your concerns with us you are still dissatisfied and feel you have been treated unprofessionally or unethically, you may contact the Department of Licensing at 0000 XX Xxxxxx Xxxxxx, XX XX-00, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000. We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone without reason, provided that a referral to an appropriate treatment provider is made at the time of refusal of services. There are no firearms allowed on the office premises. Intoxication is not allowed on the premises.
Ethics and Professional Standards. If you have concerns about the course of the evaluation, please discuss them with me. If you believe I have behaved unethically, you can file a complaint to the Examining Board for Psychology, Dept. of Health, Olympia WA 98504. The relationship between client and evaluator is a special one that requires considerable trust. Ethical guidelines prohibit dual relationships and therefore social or business interactions outside the context of this evaluation are discouraged. Intimate contact is always inappropriate.
Ethics and Professional Standards. The purpose of this section is to ensure that the Bodies ensure their members work to common professional standards that are reviewed and, where possible enhanced, to enable creditors and others to receive an efficient service at a fair cost.
(A) The Body will apply its professional and ethical code or guide in relation to the activities of its authorised practitioners, ensuring practitioners follow the appropriate codes of integrity, objectivity, professional competence and due care, confidentiality, professional behaviour, due skill and courtesy.
(B) The Body will with the Secretary of State and the other Recognised Professional Bodies participate in the development of professional and ethical standards, and best practice guidance, for insolvency practitioners through the Joint Insolvency Committee.
(C) The Body will issue to the practitioners it authorises the Statements of Insolvency Practice, approved by the Joint Insolvency Committee (once adopted by the Body), as required practice and the Body will also arrange for appropriate best practice, ethical, and technical guidance to be made available to its practitioners.
Ethics and Professional Standards. Adhere to ethical principles to guide work with and on behalf of older persons.
Ethics and Professional Standards. Each Body will apply an ethical code or guide to its members, and will seek to ensure that those members work to common professional standards that are reviewed and, where possible enhanced, to enable creditors and others to receive an efficient service at fair cost. HANDLING OF COMPLAINTS Each Body will have in place an accessible, effective, fair, and transparent procedure for dealing with complaints against members. SECURITY AND CAUTION Each Body will have in place appropriate mechanisms to ensure that its members comply with legislative requirements for security (in England and Wales) or caution (in Scotland), and to ensure that potential claims arising from the fraud or dishonesty of an insolvency practitioner are identified and made.
Ethics and Professional Standards. As a licensed psychologist and member of the American Psychological Association, I am accountable for my work with you. If you have any concerns about the course of treatment, please discuss them with me. Remember that you have the right to discontinue your therapy or ask for a referral to another therapist at any time. Should you feel that I have been unethical or unprofessional, you may contact the Department of Licensing, Examining Board of Psychology, P.O. Box 47869, Olympia, WA 00000-0000. The phone number is 000-000-0000.
Ethics and Professional Standards. The doctors in this practice are committed to uphold the most responsible ethical and professional standards possible and are accountable to you. If you have any questions or concerns about your course of contact with your doctor, please discuss these issues with your doctor. In signing this contract, you are agreeing that should you have any dissatisfaction(s) or concern(s) about your evaluation and/or treatment, or should you wish to contract with another mental health professional for services, that you will do your best to indicate that you are making a change and why you wish the change to be made. If you are unhappy with your services here and need help finding additional or alternative assistance, the doctor will do his/her best to help you locate a more suitable referral or mental health resource.
Ethics and Professional Standards. As a licensed psychologist and member of the American Psychological Association, I am accountable for my work with you. If you have any concerns about the course of treatment, please discuss them with me. Remember that you have the right to discontinue your therapy or ask for a referral to another therapist at any time. Should you feel that I have been unethical or unprofessional, you may contact the Department of Licensing, Examining Board of Psychology, P.O. Box 47869, Olympia, WA 00000-0000. The phone number is 000-000-0000. As a result of recent state regulations adopted by the Washington State Department of Health, I am required to report myself or another healthcare provider in the event of a final determination of unprofessional conduct, a determination of risk to client safety due to a mental or physical condition, or if I have actual knowledge of unprofessional conduct by another licensed provider. If you have any concerns about this requirement, please talk with me about them.
