Rule 24-3-18.2 - Scope of Practice - DMH Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities TherapistA. DMH professional credentials are valid only in Mississippi's "state mental health system." DMH Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapists may only use their credential title if actively employed in the state mental health system (or in Inactive Status).B. Provisionally Certified Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapists (PCIDDTs), Certified Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapists (CIDDTs) and Licensed Clinical Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapists (LCIDDTs) are certified/licensed to provide intellectual/developmental disability services (involving application of the principles, methods, and procedures of intellectual/developmental disability service provision) within Mississippi's "state mental health system." CIDDTs and LCIDDTs are also certified/licensed to supervise the provision of intellectual/developmental disability services (involving application of the principles, methods, and procedures of intellectual/developmental disability service provision) within Mississippi's "state mental health system." C. DMH Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapists (PCIDDTs, CIDDTs, and LCIDDTs) are also certified/licensed to provide (or supervise the provision of) community support services and/or ID/DD waiver support coordination services (involving application of the principles, methods and procedures of community support service provision and/or ID/DD waiver support coordination service provision) within Mississippi's "state mental health system," as per the definitions of "community support services" and "ID/DD waiver support coordination services" located in the glossary section of this document and the DMH Operational Standards for Mental Health, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Use Disorders Community Service Providersand as appropriate to the population being served.D. The scope and type of intellectual/developmental disability services, community support services, and/or ID/DD waiver support coordination services provided (or supervised, as appropriate) by DMH Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapists, as well as the principles, methods and procedures of intellectual/developmental disability services, community support services and/or ID/DD waiver support coordination services which are provided (or supervised, as appropriate) by DMH Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapists, must be consistent with and in compliance with the DMH Operational Standards for Mental Health, Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities, and Substance Use Disorders Community Service Providers. E. DMH Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapists should only practice within the boundaries of their education, training, supervised or other relevant professional experience, and credential(s) held. F. DMH Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Therapist certification or licensure does not qualify an individual to provide services outside this scope of practice or in private practice. G. Practicing beyond the scope of practice may lead to sanctions as described in Chapter Nineteen. H. A person issued a certificate/license by the Mississippi Department of Mental Health may use the title appropriate to his/her category of professional certification/licensure while in the employ of a state mental health system program (or while in Inactive Status). I. Professional identification is directly affected by employment. DMH-credentialed individuals who experience a change in or separation from state mental health system employment are expected to follow the relevant guidelines below. Section 41-4-7 of the Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated