Episode

Licensure Reimagined

Podcast
NCARB
Published
Jul 1, 2026
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2313
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Summary

With the Competency Standard in place, what could the future licensure model actually look like? This episode explores how NCARB is moving from big ideas to practical implementation. Andy speaks with Julie Hildebrand , former Chair of NCARB’s Licensure Process Research and Development Task Force, about the early research behind Pathways to Practice. Julie shares how the task force explored licensure models from other professions and countries, tested ideas, and balanced innovation with regulatory responsibility. Then, Greg Wynn , current Chair of the Research and Development Task Force, explains how the work is shifting toward assessment criteria, feasibility, and multiple equivalent ways for candidates to demonstrate competency. Find out more about Pathways to Practice .