Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 38, September 20, 2024
3.1. Applications. A person applying to the
Board for a permit, certificate or license shall submit to the Board:
3.1.1. A completed application on forms
prescribed by the Board;
3.1.2.
Payment to the Board of the appropriate application fee; and
3.1.3. Any additional documentation required
by the Board.
3.2.
Standards for Sanitarian-in-Training. To be eligible to be issues a permit as a
sanitarian-in-training, an applicant shall:
3.2.1. Be of good moral character;
3.2.2. Be a graduate with a baccalaureate or
higher degree from an accredited college or university;
3.2.3. Have successfully completed a
sanitarian's training course of a minimum of 300 hours as approved by the Board
within 12 months of being hired.
3.2.4. Practice as a sanitarian-in-training
for a period not to exceed three years.
3.3. The Board may waive the requirements of
subdivisions 3.2.3 and 3.2.4 for a person who experiences an undue
hardship.
3.4. Standards for
Sanitarian. To be eligible to be certified as a sanitarian, the applicant
shall:
3.4.1. Be of good moral
character;
3.4.2. Be a graduate
with a baccalaureate or higher degree from an accredited college or
university;
3.4.3. Have
successfully completed a sanitarian's training course of a minimum of 300 hours
as approved by the Board;
3.4.4.
Have at least two years of experience in the field of public health sanitation.
An applicant may substitute a successfully completed master's or higher degree
in public health, sanitary science, environmental science, community hygiene or
other science field as approved by the Board for one of the required years of
experience.
3.5.
Standards for Registered Sanitarian. To be eligible to be licensed as a
registered sanitarian, the applicant shall:
3.5.1. Be of good moral character;
3.5.2. Be a graduate with a baccalaureate or
higher degree from an accredited college or university;
3.5.3. Have successfully completed a
sanitarian's training course of a minimum of 300 hours as approved by the
Board;
3.5.4. Have at least two
years of experience in the field of public health sanitation; Provided, That,
an applicant may substitute a successfully completed master's or higher degree
in public health, environmental science, sanitary science, community hygiene or
other science field as approved by the Board for one of the required years of
experience; and
3.5.5. Pass an
examination as required by the board.
3.6. A person holding a registration issued
under a prior enactment of W. Va. Code §
30-17-1, et seq., and this rule
shall be eligible to renew his or her license in accordance with the provisions
of this rule.
