Restrictions to supervision of psychology intern.

66-04-01-07. Restrictions to supervision of psychology intern. 1. A supervisor shall not provide supervision of psychology services to a person who has administrative or funding authority over the supervisor. 2. A supervisor shall not provide supervision to a person whom the supervisor is associated in any business relationship except one where the psychologist or school psychologist is an employer of the psychology intern for the practice of psychology or school psychology. 3. A supervisor shall not assume supervisory responsibility for psychological services that the supervisor is not personally competent to perform and shall not permit any intern to provide psychological services to any patient for which the supervisor is not personally competent to perform. 4. A supervisor shall not supervise any person whom the supervisor knows is illegally providing psychological services to the public either within or outside the supervisory relationship. 5. A supervisor shall not supervise a psychology intern if that supervision involves a potential conflict of interest, including, without limitation, supervision of a psychology intern: 5 a. Who is a member of the supervisor's household; b. Who is related to the supervisor by blood, adoption or marriage, within the third degree of consanguinity or affinity; c. With whom the supervisor has had or is having an intimate relationship; or d. With whom the supervisor has a financial or business relationship, including, without limitation, an agreement concerning compensation of the supervisor by the psychology intern for supervision, unless the financial or business relationship is approved by the board. 6. A supervisor may not serve as a primary supervisor to more than four psychology interns at one time. History: Effective October 1, 2024. General Authority: NDCC 43-32-35 Law Implemented: NDCC 43-32-35 6