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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 309 — Miscellaneous occupations and professions

309.0842 Requirements for certification as an associate alcohol and drug counselor.

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An applicant for certification as an associate alcohol and drug counselor II shall pay the board the initial fee for certification, and shall:
(1)Be certified by the board as an associate alcohol and drug counselor I for a period
of at least eight
(8)months;
(2)Have four hundred
(400)hours of documented chemical dependency counseling-
related compensated work or supervised internship experience of which a minimum
of eighty
(80)hours shall be in chemical dependency counseling and all of which
shall have been under the direct supervision of:
(a)A certified alcohol and drug counselor who has at least two
(2)years of post-
certification experience and has attended the board-sponsored supervision
training; or
(b)A licensed clinical alcohol and drug counselor who has at least twelve
months of post-licensure experience or has attended the board-sponsored
supervision training; and
(3)Have seventy
(70)hours of approved classroom hours of board-approved
curriculum of which twenty
(20)hours shall have been obtained in the previous two
(2)years and shall be in addition to the classroom hours required in KRS 309.0841
for an associate alcohol and drug counselor I.
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