Who is considered a practitioner in the context of a Provisional License?

In the context of a Provisional License, the term "practitioner" specifically refers to an individual who holds a Provisional License. This type of license is often granted to those who have completed the necessary educational requirements but may still be in the process of fulfilling certain post-graduate requirements for full licensure. These individuals are authorized to practice under specific restrictions or supervision, allowing them to gain practical experience in their field while they work towards obtaining their full license. This definition aligns directly with the role and responsibilities associated with Provisional Licenses, distinguishing them from fully licensed professionals, interns, or volunteers who do not have the same legal standing to practice independently.