What are obligations under the reporting requirements?

The obligations under the reporting requirements specifically involve the necessity to report any disciplinary actions taken against a licensed psychologist. This requirement is crucial for maintaining transparency and accountability within the profession. Reporting such actions ensures that the licensing board and the public are informed about any serious misconduct or violations of ethical standards by a licensed psychologist. This is vital for the protection of clients and upholding the integrity of the profession.

Other potential obligations, while important in their own right, do not fall under the specific reporting requirements defined by Florida psychology laws. For instance, notifying clients of session fees is related more to ethical practice and client communication rather than a formal reporting obligation. Similarly, submitting yearly financial reports may be associated with business practices rather than professional ethics or conduct standards in psychology. Scheduling regular follow-up sessions is part of client care practices but does not pertain to reporting requirements as outlined in legal regulations.