Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 38, September 20, 2024
A. The
Board approves an AIT internship provided at an educational institution with a
NAB-accredited program.
B. The
provider of an AIT program that does not meet the standard in subsection (A)
may apply to the Board for approval of the AIT program. To apply for approval
of an AIT program, the provider of the program shall submit to the Board:
1. A letter on official letterhead providing
the following information:
a. Name, address,
e-mail address, and telephone and fax numbers of the provider; and
b. Name, telephone number, and e-mail address
of an individual who can be contacted regarding the information
provided;
2. A
description of the procedure required under
R4-33-302(2)(d)
to measure the success of an AIT and a copy of any materials used to measure
the success of an AIT,
3. A copy of
the AIT program monitoring procedure required under
R4-33-302(3)
and any forms that are used in the monitoring,
4. A copy of the certificate of completion
required under
R4-33-302(2)(e),
5. A detailed outline of the training course
required under
R4-33-302(4)(d),
6. A copy of the policy and procedures manual
required under
R4-33-302(5),
and
7. The signature of an
authorized representative of the provider:
a.
Affirming that the information provided is true and complete, and
b. Authorizing the Board to monitor the
program's compliance with the standards in
R4-33-302.
C. The Board shall
approve an AIT program that the Board determines meets the standards in
R4-33-302.
The Board's approval of an AIT program is valid for one year if the program
remains in compliance with the standards in
R4-33-302.
D. To maintain approval of an AIT program,
the provider of the AIT program shall, before the approval expires, submit:
1. The information required under subsection
(B), or
2. The letter required
under subsection (B)(1) and the signature of an authorized representative of
the provider affirming the materials previously submitted under subsections
(B)(2) through (B)(6) continue to be true and complete and authorizing the
Board to monitor the program's compliance with the standards in
R4-33-302.
