New Hampshire Code of Administrative Rules
Resp - Governing Board of Respiratory Care Practitioners
Chapter Resp 400 - CONTINUED STATUS
Part Resp 404 - ELIGIBILITY CATEGORIES FOR REINSTATEMENT OF LAPSED LICENSES
Section Resp 404.01 - Eligibility Requirements for Reinstatement of Licenses Lapsed for No More Than 2 Years

Universal Citation: NH Admin Rules Resp 404.01

Current through Register No. 12, March 21, 2024

The board shall reinstate licenses lapsed for no more than 2 years if the affected individuals:

(a) Are of good professional character, as evidenced by:

(1) Answers to the questions on the reinstatement application form;

(2) Any reports submitted pursuant to Resp 403.02(c)(2);

(3) The written statement required by Resp 403.02(c)(3); and

(4) Any reports described in Resp 403.02(c)(4);

(b) Have, within the 12 months just preceding their reinstatement applications, completed 12 contact hours of continuing professional education as described in Resp 406.01(b) through (e);

(1) Documentation in accordance with Resp 407 of completion of 12 contact hours of continuing professional education;

(2) An official letter of verification sent directly to the board from every state which has issued a license or other authorization to practice during the time that the New Hampshire license was lapsed, stating whether:

a. The license or other authorization is or was, during its period of validity, in good standing; and

b. Whether any disciplinary action was taken against the license or other authorization to practice;

(3) Two letters of reference as described in Resp 302.04(h) and Resp 302.05;

(4) A resume presenting a chronologically organized account of the applicant's experience in respiratory care including:

a. Each separate experience in paid or volunteer work as a direct care provider, a respiratory care educator, a respiratory care administrator or a respiratory care consultant and whether it was part-time or full-time; and

b. The period of each separate experience described by its beginning and ending dates;

(d) Have been active in the profession as described in Resp 401.01(a); and

(e) Transcripts as described in Resp 302.04(e), if not previously provided.

#9068, eff 1-11-08; ss by #9561, eff 10-10-09; ss by #10200, eff 10-17-12

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