Table 9.

Functional competencies: management/administration

Domain	Competency encompassed by domain
Knowledge-based competencies	The clinical neuropsychologist will have knowledge of: Administrative structures of practice settings relevant to neuropsychology.
	Common administrative and business practices needed to address prevalent assessment and consultation issues in neuropsychology practice (e.g., referral patterns, coding, billing, documentation).
	Methods and procedures for outcome assessment, program evaluation, and research in neuropsychology.
Applied competencies	The clinical neuropsychologist will be able to:
	Function effectively within administrative systems, educating others about role of neuropsychology and supporting structures with the goal of improving access to needed services.
	Implement administrative structures to address needs in neuropsychology practice settings (e.g., quality improvement, access to care, funding).
	Train and supervise technicians/psychometrists and monitor their skills following regulatory, ethical and legal standards.