diplomate
- noun
- /ˈdɪpləˌmeɪt/
- Specialized
- The Diplomate credential identifies a psychologist who has demonstrated advanced competency in a specialty area of professional psychology.
- Diplomate in psychology
- Diplomate credential
- Diplomate certification
Examples
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Board Certified Psychologists hold the Diplomate credential awarded by the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP) in a particular area of specialization.
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A diplomate in psychiatry has completed extensive training and is certified by a professional board.
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Does your high school have a Diplomate in School Psychology?
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The Diplomate is prepared to provide a wide range of services beyond testing and screening for special education students.
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The daily availability of a Diplomate in School Psychology is highly essential.
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Every high school in a democracy is in urgent need of the services of a Diplomate in School Psychology.
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A Diplomate in School Psychology can serve as a trusted personal consultant on such matters.
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At the latest count, there were 224 School Psychology Diplomates in good standing.
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The ABPP Diplomate is the highest practitioner credential.
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The authors insist that the Diplomate in School Psychology is the best promise for "delinquency prevention" in our nation.
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Diplomate names someone who has an official certificate called a diploma. That diploma comes from the Greek diplo- meaning 'double' because old certificates were folded, so a diplomate is someone officially qualified by that paper.