ClinicianRemote

Guide

PSYPACT states.

PSYPACT is an interstate compact that lets licensed psychologists provide telehealth (and temporary in-person) services across participating states without a separate license in each one.

Who it’s for

PSYPACT applies to licensed psychologists. It does not cover counselors, social workers, or marriage & family therapists — those professions have their own compacts. See our licensure guide for the bigger picture.

How it works

A psychologist licensed in a participating “home state” can obtain authority to practice telehealth into other participating states. The list of participating states grows over time as legislatures opt in.

Coming soon: a maintained, dated list of current PSYPACT states. Until then, confirm the live roster with the official PSYPACT commission before relying on it.

Why it matters for remote roles

Employers hiring remote psychologists often prioritize PSYPACT-eligible candidates because it dramatically widens the client base a single clinician can serve.

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