Which organization oversees the implementation of the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact?

The organization responsible for overseeing the implementation of the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact is the Psychology Interjurisdictional Compact Commission. This Commission was established to facilitate the interstate practice of psychology and ensure that psychologists can deliver their services across state lines in a manner that is consistent with established standards and regulations.

The Commission is tasked with creating rules, guidelines, and practices that assist member states in adopting and implementing the Compact's provisions, thereby promoting public protection and professional accountability. This oversight includes managing the application process for psychologists seeking to practice in different jurisdictions, ensuring that member states adhere to the Compact’s requirements and promoting cooperation among states.

In contrast, the other organizations mentioned do not have this specific oversight responsibility regarding the Compact. The National Psychology Association and the American Psychological Association focus more on advocacy and professional development within the field, while the State Licensing Boards Coalition may address broader licensing issues but does not specifically oversee the Compact's implementation.