Summary


In Subsection R156-1-102(1), this amendment clarifies that a license that has been placed on probation subject to terms and conditions is not "active and in good standing". In Subsection R156-1-308a(1), first, this amendment establishes two-year renewal dates for: 1) "hair designer", "hair designer instructor", and "hair designer school license" classifications (H.B. 287); 2) "restricted associate osteopathic physician" license classification (H.B. 396); and 3) "restricted associate physician" license classifications (H.B. 396), and second, this amendment changes the September 30 renewal dates for "CPA Firm" licensees and "Certified Public Accountant" licensees to December 31. In Subsection R156-1-308a(2), this amendment establishes a three-year renewal cycle date for tier 1 certified medical language interpreters and tier 2 certified medical language interpreters (S.B. 74). In Section R156-1-308d, this amendment: 1) establishes the parameters within which DOPL will grant continuing education credit to a licensee for volunteering as a subject-matter expert in the development of exams; and 2) clarifies that under Section 58-13-3, a health care professional licensee may fulfill up to 15% of the licensee's continuing education requirements by providing volunteer services at a qualified location. In Section R156-1-308f, this amendment clarifies that the concept of conditional licensure may include the license of an applicant that is pending the completion of an inspection. In Section R156-1-501, in accordance with H.B. 128 (2017), this amendment designates as unprofessional conduct failing as a health care provider to follow the health care claims practices of Subsection 31A-26-301.5(4), in violation of Subsection 58-1-508(2). In Section R156-1-502, in accordance with H.B. 128 (2017), this amendment establishes the following fine schedule for violating Subsection 58-1-508(2) (failing as a health care provider to follow the health care claims practices of Subsection 31A-26-301.5(4)): first offense $250, second offense $500.