For applicants for licensure graduating from practice-oriented programs, supervised professional experience may be accrued through: Pre-internship; Internship; Pre-doctoral post-internship; or Post-doctoral experiences. The academic training program director or the post-doctoral training supervisor shall attest to the hours accrued to meet the requirements of this regulation on a form required by the Board. An applicant may utilize pre-internship and pre-doctoral post-internship experience: To accrue up to 1,500 hours toward the supervised professional experience required for licensure; and That occurs following the completion of the first year of the doctoral program. Pre-internship and pre-doctoral post-internship experiences shall: Consist of an organized sequence of training that is of increasing complexity to prepare the student for internship; Follow appropriate academic preparation; Be overseen by the graduate training program; Be an extension of the student's academic coursework and within the scope of education received; Be in service-related activities such as treatment, assessment, interviews, report writing, case presentations, supervision, and consultation for at least 50 percent of the training experience; and Be devoted to face-to-face client contact for at least 25 percent of the training experience. Pre-internship and pre-doctoral post-internship experiences shall contain a written training plan that: Includes the responsibilities of the student, training site, and graduate training program; Describes how the student's time will be allotted; Ensures the quality, breadth, and depth of the training experience by specifying the: Goals and objectives of the training experience; Methods of evaluation of the student's performance; and Rules governing the training experience; Specifies the requirements of supervision to include: The nature of supervision; The identities of supervisors; and The form and frequency of feedback from the agency supervisor to the training faculty; Provides rationale for the training experience based on previous academic preparation and previous training to ensure that the overall experience is organized and sequential; and May be provided to the Board with the application to document the pre-internship or pre-doctoral post-internship experience. Pre-internship and Pre-doctoral Post-internship Supervision Requirements. Every 20 hours of pre-internship experience and pre-doctoral post-internship shall include the following: At least 2 hours of regularly scheduled, formal, face-to-face individual supervision that addresses the direct psychological services provided by the student; and At least 2 hours of other learning activities such as: Case conferences; Seminars on applied issues; Conducting co-therapy with a staff person including discussion of the case; or Group supervision. In exceptional circumstances, the Board may waive the requirement for face-to-face supervision if the academic program director attests to the nature of the circumstances and assures the Board that the quality of supervision was not compromised. Internship experiences shall: Consist of a minimum of 1,750 hours of supervised experience; and Be completed within 24 months. The internship program shall be: Accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA) or the Canadian Psychological Association (CPA); A member program of the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral Internship Centers (APPIC); or Part of an academic program that: Is approved or designated by the: APA; CPA; or Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards (ASPPB)/National Register; and Includes an internship that is approved by the program's academic training director as meeting its criteria for an internship. Post-Doctoral Supervised Professional Experience—Practice-Oriented Programs. A maximum of 1,500 hours of the professional supervised experience may be obtained through post-doctoral supervised experience. Post-doctoral supervised experience shall be completed if an applicant does not have 3,250 hours of pre-doctoral supervised experience.