Sarah Elfreth is committed to addressing delays and barriers for military-connected mental health professionals transferring or obtaining professional licensure in Maryland.

Elfreth is also working to address delays with the transfer of mental health licenses from out of state. During conversations with mental health professionals, Elfreth heard that the transfer of licenses can take several months to almost a year before these professionals can begin practicing in Maryland and on military bases. At the state level, she is working with partners, including Senator Dawn Gile and Secretary Ed Rothstein of the Maryland Department of Veterans and Military Families, to address delays and barriers to military-connected mental health professionals transferring or obtaining professional licensure in Maryland.

Elfreth is working with state partners to reduce licensing delays and barriers for military-connected mental health professionals seeking to practice in Maryland or on military bases.

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