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| Examination for the Professional Practice in Psychology (EPPP) - National Exam |
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An approved applicant may request to take the EPPP. The exam may be taken prior to completion of your post-doctoral supervised work experience. To request to sit for the exam, send (mail, email or fax) your written request to the Board's office. Do not submit any payment to OBPE. Your request will be transmitted to the Professional Examination Service (PES) in New York, who will contact you and provide application materials.
The PES reports exam scores to the Board on a bimonthly basis. For example: exams taken 7-1 to 7-15 are reported around 7-22; exams taken 7-16 to 7-31 reported around 8-7. We will send you a letter notifying you of your score. You may also login to the applicant tracking tool, which is updated as soon as score reports are received.
Further information on the specifics of the exam can be found HERE; or by visiting the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Board (ASPPB) website at www.asppb.org.
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| Oregon Jurisprudence Exam (OJE) |
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An approved applicant may request to take the OJE. The exam may be taken prior to completion of your post-doctoral supervised work experience. To request to sit for the exam, send your written request (a simple note requesting a particular exam date is sufficient) and the $150.00 fee (check made out to "OBPE"), postmarked at least 30 days prior to the exam date. See the OBPE Calendar for monthly exam administrations.
Official exam results are posted on the website under "Headlines", typically by the Wednesday following the exam.
Downloadable Exam Materials:
- OJE Candidate Handbook
- Study Materials (version in current use for the exam):
- OBPE Statutes, Rules, and Ethical Principles. Includes: Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 675- Psychologists; Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 858; APA Ethical Principles of Psychologists and Code of Conduct.
- Statutes Pertaining to the Practice of Psychology. Includes: Psychotherapist/Patient Privilege; Intent to Commit Certain Crimes; Authority of non-custodial parent; Rights of Minors; Elderly Abuse Reporting; Patient Records; Protected Health Information; Child Abuse Reporting; Placement of Child or Ward; Court-Appointed Counsel; Persons with Mental Illness; Chronically Mentally Ill Persons; Sexually Dangerous Persons; Abuse Reporting for Mentally Ill or Developmentally Disabled Persons; Animal Abuse Reporting
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