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Florida Statutes and Rules Affecting the Practice of Psychology

Florida Statutes and Rules Affecting the Practice of Psychology
Katie Kirk, PsyD, LAC
June 3, 2024

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Florida licensees in Psychology are required to complete at least one hour of continuing education on Florida laws and rules relevant to the practice of psychology, which shall include Chapters 456 and 490, F.S. and Rule Title 64B19, F.A.C.

Click on the chapter or section number to access the current statutes and rules from the Florida Legislature website. Upon reviewing these materials in their entirety, proceed to the exam to complete the course.

Florida Statutes

Chapter 456: Health Professions and Occupations, General Provisions
Chapter 490: Psychology

Florida Administrative Codes

Rules - Chapter 64B19: Florida Administrative Code
Rules - Chapter 64B: Division of Medical Quality Assurance, Florida Administrative Code

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Katie Kirk, PsyD, LAC

Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Katie Kirk, PsyD, LAC has worked in the behavioral health field for the past sixteen years. She has a master’s degree in Forensic Psychology and a doctorate in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) from the University of Denver. She has provided a broad spectrum of assessments, behavioral health interventions, and best practices to a wide realm of populations in many settings. Dr. Kirk has worked with forensic populations, substance abuse, end-of-life care in a correctional setting, severe and persistent mental illness, brain injury and spinal defects, residential care, law enforcement and public safety, and gender diversity. Her specializations have allowed her to give back through supervisory and teaching experiences to health providers nationwide. She has teaching experience, presenting experience, and has engaged in program development and collaborations to promote positive institutional change. 

In Dr. Kirk’s previous work setting, she was tasked with disseminating highly technical information regarding transgender and gender-nonconforming individuals and gender-affirming services across teams throughout the US. Her role was to relay information digestible to clinical and medical professionals and the general population, to provide training across medical specialty departments, and to stay informed on best practices to continuously train her supervisees, team, and wider departments on quality care standards and gender equity.

She is currently the Senior Managing Editor for Continued Psychology, supporting the recruitment and development of continuing education material from highly trained professionals who help promote the education and training of those in the field of behavioral health.



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