How to use or fill out Psychology Board - Form - Change Of Principal Supervisor
- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin with Section A, where you will enter the provisional psychologist’s details including name, registration number, and email. Next, provide the outgoing and incoming principal supervisors' details.
- Indicate whether the incoming supervisor is a Board-approved principal supervisor for the internship programs by selecting 'YES' or 'NO'.
- In Section B, fill in the commencement date of this reporting period and provide details of the current approved workplace(s) along with hours worked per week.
- Complete the hours of internship section by detailing hours completed in various categories such as direct client contact and supervision.
- In Section C, comment on progress towards developing competencies. If necessary, attach additional comments in a Word document.
- Finally, both outgoing and incoming supervisors must sign their respective declarations in Sections D and E, confirming all information is accurate.
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What is the difference between a provisional psychologist and a registered psychologist?
A Provisional Psychologist has completed at least 4-5 years of academic study and is in their final stages of undertaking practical experience before achieving full registration as a Psychologist.
How do I add a secondary supervisor to Ahpra?
How do I add a secondary supervisor? You can add a secondary supervisor by submitting a formal letter to AHPRA via the document portal. The letter will need to outline the name and registration number of your new secondary supervisor and it must be signed by your principal supervisor.
Do psychologists need to be registered in Australia?
Psychologists must be registered with the Psychology Board of Australia, and meet the Boards registration standards, in order to practise in Australia. All registration and renewal applications can be made online.
Do psychologists have to have supervision?
The Board requires all training programs leading to registration and endorsement of registration to be supervised by Board-approved supervisors. Board-approved supervisors are experienced psychologists who have undertaken Board-approved training in competency-based supervision.
What is secondary supervision?
Secondary supervision allows provisional psychologists to achieve a broader perspective on their clinical work. It enables interns to access a wider range of clinicians from different backgrounds, areas of expertise, therapeutic orientations and supervisory styles.
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What is the 5 1 pathway?
5+1 pathway Complete an APAC accredited Level 3 fifth year program of study as a provisionally registered psychologist, followed by a one-year internship of supervised practice and subsequently, pass the National Psychology Exam.
How to apply for provisional registration in psychology in Australia?
Applying for provisional registration Create your account using the online services portal. Select your training pathway. Upload your documents and pay the required fees. Wait for your education provider to provide your fourth-year results and evidence of enrolment in a fifth-year program to Ahpra.
What is group supervision in psychology?
It enables a collaborative and reflective space where psychology interns can share thoughts and experiences on clinical issues and cases. An experienced facilitator guides group supervision. It is designed to challenge and support provisional psychologists in their journey towards Board registration.