County Supply and Distribution Tables - Licensed Specialists in School Psychology
A psychologist may hold more than one type of license; therefore, a psychologist may be included in more than one of the specific license type tables. The tables below present the number of individuals holding licensed specialist in school psychology licenses. Please direct scope of practice inquiries to the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists.
2020 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (3,594) - September
2019 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (3,522) - September
2018 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (3,415) - September
2017 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (3,318) - September
2016 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (3,221) - September
2015 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (3,151) - September
2014 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (3,077) - September
2013 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (3,009) - September
2012 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology - Data Not Available
2011 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology - Data Not Available
2010 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (2,704) - September
2009 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (2,560) - September
2008 Licensed Specialists in School Psychology by County (2,450) - September
Data prior to 2008 may be available. Please contact the Health Professions Resource Center for more information.
Licensing Board and Data Source
The Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists adopts rules for the regulation of persons wishing to practice as psychologists in Texas. The board issues four types of licenses: licensed psychological associate, licensed psychologist, licensed specialist in school psychology, and provisionally licensed psychologist.
Information regarding the education requirements, licensure requirements, and responsibilities of psychologists can be found on the website of the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists.