ARM 20.7.304. QUALIFICATIONS

(1) The individual must have received specialized documentable training in evaluation and treatment approaches from a nationally recognized program or provider specializing in working with sex offenders; (2) Received formal education in the area of normal and abnormal sexual functioning; (3) Received at least six hours of documentable annual continuing education in sex offender therapy or human sexuality; (4) Spent the first year of their specialized clinical practice having at least monthly consultation and peer reviews of cases with a specialized sex offender clinician who practices in accordance with established national standards; and (5) Possess one of the following combinations of degree and experience: (a) Relevant bachelor's degree and 4,000 hours of specific sex offender treatment experience; (b) Relevant master's degree, licensing and 2,000 hours of specific sex offender treatment experience; (c) Relevant doctoral degree, licensing and 2,000 hours of specific sex offender treatment experience; or (d) Medical degree and 2,000 hours of specific sex offender treatment experience; and (e) Is a full or clinical member of at least one relevant national organization which has ethics of practice to which they adhere.