The Privilege to Practice in Other States
Virtual Training (Zoom)
1.5 CE Hours
“The Privilege to Practice in Other States”
Greg Searles, Executive Director of the Counseling Compact Commission
Presentation Date/Time
Monday, August 12, 2024
5:30pm CDT
Location
Zoom
(You will receive the Zoom link upon registration).
This presentation will be recorded and available at a later time for TLPCA members.
Greg Searls, Executive Director of the Counseling Compact Commission, will be joining us to present a session titled “The Privilege to Practice in Other States.” This session will provide valuable information about the compact and offer TLPCA members the opportunity to ask questions and interact with Greg.
About the Speaker(s)
Greg Searls
Greg Searls is a licensed funeral service practitioner in the State of Wyoming. He began his work in the regulatory world when he was appointed by the Governor of Wyoming to serve on the Board of Funeral Service Practitioners in 2010. In 2016, he resigned from the Board when he was hired as an Executive Director in the State of Wyoming Professional Licensing Board office.
Greg served as the Executive Director for the Mental Health Professions Licensing Board, Board of Registration in Podiatry, Board of Midwifery, Board of Examiners in Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists, Board of Hearing Aid Specialists, Board of Athletic Trainers, and Board of Occupational Therapist.
During his time as executive director, Wyoming passed the statutes to join the ASLP-IC, Occupational Therapy Compact, and Counseling Compact. He served as the ex-officio representative to the Counseling Compact Commission for AASCB until Wyoming joined the compact and he was named commissioner for his home state.
He has a bachelor’s degree in Mortuary Science and a certificate of Gerontology from Gannon University in Erie, Pennsylvania, and an Associate’s Degree in Specialized Funeral Service Technology from the Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science.
Greg is co-author of the article Counseling and the Interstate Compact: Navigating Ethical Practice Across State Lines published in The Professional Counselor in the fall of 2023.
