National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology
The National Register of Health Service Psychologists is a professional organization and credentialing body that describes itself as the professional home for health service psychologists.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The National Register of Health Service Psychologists presents itself as the professional home for health service psychologists. Its website organizes offerings around HSP credentialing, clinical education (including a CE program, clinical webinar series, risk management resources, and Spanish-language seminars), career enhancement (mentorship program, licensure mobility, find a psychologist, credentials verification, and HSP careers), and awards and giving. The organization states that its community includes 15,000 psychologists and trainees, and it references a 50th anniversary and a three-year strategic plan.
History
The organization's website references a 50th anniversary and a three-year strategic plan, and describes a community of 15,000 psychologists and trainees. It presents itself as the professional home for health service psychologists and organizes its activities around HSP credentialing, clinical education, career enhancement, and awards and giving.
Products and positioning
The professional home for health service psychologists.
HSP Credentialing
Credentialing offering listed on the organization's website.
Clinical Education / CE Program
Continuing education program with a clinical webinar series, risk management resources, and Spanish-language seminars.
Licensure Mobility
Tool/service for expediting licensure.
Journal of Health Service Psychology
Publication listed on the organization's website.
The Clinical Consult Podcasts
Podcast offering listed on the organization's website.
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