What must licensees display when working at multiple locations?

Licensees are required to display their license or a Board-issued duplicate at each location where they are currently working. This requirement is in place to ensure transparency and to inform clients and employers of the licensee’s qualifications and legal ability to practice. Displaying the license helps establish credibility and trust with clients who have a right to know whether they are receiving services from a state-recognized professional. This regulation reinforces the importance of adhering to state laws that govern practice standards and facilitates compliance audits and inspections by the Board.

The other options do not meet the legal requirements for practice. Personal identification may identify the individual but does not confirm their qualifications. Using a smartphone to show a copy of the license could be impractical and may not be accepted in every situation. Notification of licensing status, while possibly informative, does not provide concrete evidence of licensure, which is essential for legal compliance in professional practice.