Targeted Distribution of PPE
On April 8, 2020, Governor Wolf Signed an order to provide targeted distribution of COVID-19 PPE and supplies to hospitals. The order requires private, public and quasi-public health care providers and facilities submit current inventory quantities of PPE, pharmaceuticals and other medical resources to PEMA by April 16, 2020. The survey link can be accessed hereOpens In A New Window.
Additionally, a FAQ regarding this topic can be found here
Coronavirus Information
Pearson
VUE Information
Visit our COVID
Webpage:
https://home.pearsonvue.com/coronavirus-update Click on the FAQ Hyperlink for questions and answers
regarding scheduling and rescheduling.
Learn more about the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak
Telehealth behavioral health services to Medical Assistance beneficiaries:
OMHSAS-COVID-19-Telehealth-Expansion.pdf
*NEW* Online C.E. Waiver - Board Schedules
State Board of Psychology
The Bureau of Professional and Occupational Affairs (BPOA) received reports that a person pretending to be from the State Board of Psychology (Board) is calling licensees about the status of their license. The scammer asks for credit card information. Persons who give their credit card information may not only lose their money, but also can become a victim of identity theft.
Licensees are urged to avoid becoming a victim of credit card fraud or identity theft:
BPOA and/or Board will NOT call licensees asking for payment over the phone.
If you get a text message or call asking for your credit card information, hang up.
Do NOT give your personal or financial information over the phone.
If you feel that you are a victim of any type of scam, you should immediately notify your local or state police.
The State Board of
Psychology regulates the practice and licensure of psychologists in the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Board passes upon the qualifications
and fitness of applicants for licensure and determines whether to issue,
deny, suspend, revoke, restrict or renew licenses for psychologists.
In addition, the Board promulgates a code of ethics for psychologists in
the Commonwealth.
Please note that neither the Board/Commission, nor its staff or counsel, are permitted to provide legal advice or advisory opinions, including interpretations of the law or regulations, or any indication as to how the Board would vote on any given case or scenario. You are invited to contact a private attorney or professional organization for advice or guidance.