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Now that you've completed your postdoctoral fellowship, you're ready to become a licensed and credentialed psychologist. But what does that mean? Credentialing and licensure are two separate processes to ensure good record keeping and independent practice as a health-service psychologist, respectively. Read on more in this WIHPT website section to learn about each.

- Credentialing
- Licensure

These pages are not meant to be a comprehensive listing of all information and resources available to you, but it does represent a very good place in which you can start learning more about credentialing and licensure. There are links to further inforamtion and resources to get you started. We are happy to address any questions that you may have, but please check all available listed resources first before directing your questions to WIHPT. Happy surfing!
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