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Notice: 7049880

Notice of Proposed Rule

Department:

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Division:

Board of Clinical Laboratory Personnel

Chapter:

QUALIFICATIONS FOR LICENSURE

Overview

RULE:

64B3-5.002	Supervisor
64B3-5.003	Technologist
64B3-5.007	Director; Limitations and Qualifications
64B3-5.008	Public Health Laboratory Personnel

PURPOSE:

The purpose of this notice is to: (1) incorporate a new version of the application form for those seeking licensure as Public Health Laboratory Scientists; (2) require those seeking initial licensure as a Clinical Laboratory Director to complete a 2-hour course on the prevention of medical errors; (3) amend the requirements for those seeking licensure as Public Health Laboratory Personnel; (4) add molecular pathology as a specialty for technicians; and (5) require that those seeking licensure as Clinical Laboratory Supervisors, Technologists, Technicians, or Directors complete a course on HIV/AIDS.

SUMMARY:

The proposed rules: (1) incorporate a new version of the application form for those seeking licensure as Public Health Laboratory Scientists; (2) require those seeking initial licensure as a Clinical Laboratory Director to complete a 2-hour course on the prevention of medical errors; (3) amend the requirements for those seeking licensure as Public Health Laboratory Personnel; (4) add molecular pathology as a specialty for technicians; and (5) require that those seeking licensure as Clinical Laboratory Supervisors, Technologists, Technicians, or Directors complete a course on HIV/AIDS.

RULEMAKING AUTHORITY:

483.805(4), 483.811(2), 483.823 FS.

LAW:

381.0034(3), 483.800, 483.809, 483.811(2), 483.812, 483.815, 483.823, 483.824 FS.

PRINT PUBLISH DATE:

4/24/2009 Vol. 35/16

COMMENTS:

From 4/24/2009 To 5/15/2009 (21 Days)
The public comment period for this notice has already expired.

REFERENCE MATERIALS:

No reference(s).

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