2054                                         LAWS OF MARYLAND                                     Ch. 257

Section 16-301(d)

Annotated Code of Maryland

(1981 Volume and 1984 Supplement)

SECTION 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF
MARYLAND, That the Laws of Maryland read as follows:

Article - Health Occupations

16-301.

(a)  Except as otherwise provided in this section, an
individual shall be licensed by the Board before the individual
may practice psychology in this State.

(b)  Subject to the rules and regulations of the Board, this
section does not apply to:

(1) The activities and services of, and the use of an

official title by an individual [employed by] WHICH PERFORMING
THESE DUTIES AS AN EMPLOYEE OF:

(I) [any] ANY agency of the federal

government[,];

(II) [this] THIS State, or any political

subdivision of this State, HOWEVER, AN INDIVIDUAL WHO BECOMES
EMPLOYED BY THE DEPARTMENT, A COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT OR THE
BALTIMORE CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT AFTER JULY 1, 1985 SHALL BE
LICENSED BY THE BOARD UNLESS EXEMPT UNDER PARAGRAPH (2), (3), OR
(4) OF THIS SUBSECTION; or

(III) [a] A chartered educational or charitable
institution [while performing the duties of that employment];

(1) The activities and services of, and the use of an
official title by an individual employed by any agency of the
federal government, this State, or any political subdivision of
this State, or a chartered educational or charitable institution
while performing the duties of that employment;

(2)  The activities and services of a student, intern,
resident or fellow while pursuing a supervised course of study in
psychology that the Board approves as qualifying training and
experience under this title;

(3)  The activities and services of an individual
while performing psychological services under the direct
supervision of a licensed psychologist who takes full
responsibility for the activities and services performed, if the
supervised individual has graduated from an accredited college or
university with at least a master's degree based on a program of
studies whose content was primarily psychological or a program