Interested in Serving on the Board? Here’s How Members are Appointed:
Administrative Assistant Position
The LSBEP is currently seeking an organized, dependable, and motivated individual for the position of Administrative Assistant.
Click the link for more details: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT POSITION
Board Member:
The LSBEP has 6 seats appointed by the Governor of Louisiana (5 licensed psychologists and 1 consumer member)
Psychologist Member
Each year, LSBEP conducts a “Call for Nominations” in October (or as needed for vacancies). The campaign is sent via email to all Licensed Psychologists, and an independent vendor manages the electronic election.
The results are sent to the Louisiana Psychological Association, which presents them to the Governor for appointment.
Consumer Member
To apply for the consumer member seat, contact the Governor’s Office directly at: Governor’s Office Application.
Qualifications for Consumer Member:
- Must be at least 18 years old.
- Cannot have been licensed by any healthcare-related licensing board, nor have a spouse who has been.
- Must have no felony convictions.
- Cannot have a material financial interest in healthcare.
LSSP Committee Member
The LSSP Committee advises the LSBEP on licensure and regulation of Licensed Specialists in School Psychology (LSSPs). The committee includes:
- 1 Licensed Psychologist specializing in School Psychology
- 1 Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP)
- 1 seat open to either an LP or LSSP
To apply, watch for the “Call for Nominations” sent to all psychologists via email.
LSBEP Ad Hoc Committees
The LSBEP may form Ad Hoc Committees or workgroups with special qualifications or interests to study and make recommendations on statutory, regulatory, or policy matters.
LSBEP Employment & Service Opportunities
- Board Approved Evaluator
LSBEP seeks licensed professionals to conduct medical or mental health evaluations. To apply, submit your CV and a letter of interest outlining your qualifications and areas of expertise. - Oral Examiner
Former board members who are currently licensed and in good standing are invited to apply. Submit your CV and a letter of interest. Oral exams are typically held on the third Friday of March, June, September, and December. - Pro Tem Hearing Panel Member
Psychologists who are currently licensed and in good standing may volunteer to serve. Submit your CV and letter of interest to be added to the list of potential panel members.