"professional licensure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun and describes a type of certification or credential that is required for a person to legally practice a profession. For example, "In order to practice law in this state, attorneys must obtain professional licensure from the state bar association."
Friedman's observations find an echo in the current debate over professional licensure.
Many carry continuing education units (CEU) or other professional licensure credits.
Lower Columbia College's online courses and programs do not lead to professional licensure.
Since the 1950s, economists (led by Milton Friedman) have been denigrating professional licensure as nothing but a way for doctors and lawyers to keep their wages high.
The program is available only upon certification that the requestor meets the author's rules for its use, including professional licensure, appropriate training and target population.
Her mother is a deputy attorney general for the state of New Jersey in Newark, where she is an assistant section chief responsible for counseling services to the professional licensure boards and the Division of Consumer Affairs.
They also have significant formal education and professional licensure--neither of which make them practice ready.
Because of the absence of data on a national level to describe many types of mental health professionals state licensure data for one state were used to show the volume and distribution of these practitioners.
Incredible benefits including paid vacation, health insurance, matching 401K, CE stipend and days off, all professional dues and licensure, Liability insurance, scrub/lab coat/shoe allowance, and personal Pt care discounts.
√ Doctorate in Clinical or Counseling Psychology (4-7 years) √ Doctorate in Educational Psychology, Counseling Specialty (3-6 years) √ All require an American Psychological Association approved program and supervised professional employment for licensure.
When appropriate, include sections for Projects, Accreditations or Licensures, Professional Affiliations, and Publications.
