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name2 name3 address1 address2 city1400 W Washington, Suite 360 Phoenix100 N 15th Avenue, Suite 165 Phoenix1688 W Adams, 3rd Floor Phoenix2910 N 44th Street, Suite 310 Phoenix3443 N Central Avenue, # 1700 Phoenix1110 W. Washington, Suite 260 Phoenix5060 N 19th Avenue, Room 416 Phoenix1300 W Washington, 3rd Floor Phoenix1721 E Broadway Road Tempe5060 N 19th Avenue, Suite 406 Phoenix
Certification Unit P.O. Box 6490 PhoenixFuneral Directors And Embalmers, Board of 1400 W Washington, Suite 230 Phoenix
2221 W Greenway Road Phoenix150 N. 18th Avenue Phoenix1400 W Washington, Room 230 PhoenixPO Box 19070 Phoenix9545 E Doubletree Ranch Road Phoenix
Medical Radiologic Technology Board of Examiners 4814 S 40th Street PhoenixNaturopathic Physicians Board of Medical Examiners 1400 W Washington, Suite 230 Phoenix
4747 N 7th Street, Suite 200 Phoenix1400 W Washington, Suite 230 Phoenix1400 W Washington, Suite 230 Phoenix
Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine & Surgery 9535 E Doubletree Ranch Road Scottsda1700 W. Washington St., Room 250 Phoenix9545 E. Doubletree Ranch Road Phoenix1400 W Washington, Suite 230 Phoenix1400 W Washington, Suite 235 Phoenix,2102 West Encanto Blvd Phoenix,2910 N 44th Street, Suite 100 Tucson1700 W Washington Street West Wing, 7th Floor Phoenix
Cerification & Licensing 1501 W Washington Street, Suite 104 Phoenix1110 W. Washington Street, Suite 240 PhoenixPO Box 2100 Phoenix1400 W Washington Street, Suite 240 Phoenix3550 N. Central Avenue Phoenix1400 W Washington Street, Suite 220 Phoenix1400 W Washington Street, Suite 230 Phoenix
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Pest Control Applicator (License), Qualifying Party (License)
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licdescMajor Requirements for Certification: 1) Passage of AICPA Uniform CPA examination; 150 hours from an accredited school with a baccalaureate or higher degree that includes at least 36 hours of accounting with 30 or more being upper level (300 series) credit hours and 30 hours of related courses. Transcripts required to account for all 150 semester hours of credit; 3) One year of accounting experience. Cannot use self-employment as part of the qualifying accounting experience. Reciprocity is available with verification of passage of CPA exam. (Call or check Web site of Accountancy Board for specific details). Certificate Renewal: Every 2 years with proof of continuing professional education -- 80 hours for CPAs in public accounting firms; 60 hours for CPAs working for businesses, government, schools, non-profit organizations. Fees: $100 for CPA Application; $300 for CPA CertificateMajor Requirements for Registration:1) Evidence of successful completion of the current national professional examination or waiver of the examination pursuant to A.R.S. 32-126 and R4-30-203 in the category, and branch if applicable, for which registration is sought. Applicants shall arrange to have their examination results sent directly to the Board from the applicable testing agency holding the examination results; 2) Evidence of successful completion of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) Internship Development Program (IDP) training requirement or diverse work experience substantially equal to that program. Total minimum experience shall not be less than 4,680 hours; 2) Evidence of successful completion of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) Internship Development Program (IDP) training requirement or diverse work experience substantially equal to that program. Total minimum experience shall not be less than 4,680 hours; 3) Certified transcripts sent directly to the Board from the registrar of each college, university, or educational institution the applicant attended, unless previously provided to the Board; 4) State or jurisdiction in which the applicant holds any other professional or occupational registration, certification, or license; type of registration, certification or license number; year granted; how registration, certification, or license was granted (by examination, education, experience, or reciprocity); and the Major Requirements for Registration: 1. Evidence of successful completion of the current national professional examination or waiver of the examination pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes 32-126 and R4-30-203 if applicable. Applicant shall arrange to have examination results sent directly to the Board from the applicable testing agency holding the examination results; 2) Evidence of successful completion of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) Internship Development Program (IDP) training requirement or diverse work experience substantially equal to that program. Total minimum experience shall not be less than 4,680 hours; 3) Certified transcripts sent directly to the Board from the registrar of each college, university, or educational institution the applicant attended, unless previously provided to the Board; 4) State or jurisdiction in which the applicant holds any other professional or occupational registration, certification, or license; type of registration, certification or license number; year granted; how registration, certification, or license was granted (by examination, education, experience, or reciprocity); and the number of examination hours taken by the applicant; 5) Evidence of successful completion, or waiver by the Board, of the applicable in-training examination; or successful completion of in-training examination in another jurisdiction. An applicant seeking professional registration as an architect or landscape architect may take the in-Major Requirements for Registration: 1) Evidence of successful completion of the current national professional examination or waiver of the examination pursuant to A.R.S. 32-126 and R4-30-203 in the category, and branch if applicable, for which registration is sought. Applicants shall arrange to have their examination results sent directly to the Board from the applicable testing agency holding the examination results; 2) Evidence of successful completion of 80 hours of classroom training or an equivalent course conducted by an educational facility that is licensed by the applicable post-secondary education regulatory agency in the home state of the facility, or accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council, or by an accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education 3) Certified transcripts sent directly to the Board from the registrar of each college, university, or educational institution the applicant attended, unless previously provided to the Board 4) State or jurisdiction in which the applicant holds any other professional or occupational registration, certification, or license; type of registration, certification or license number; year granted; how registration, certification, or license was granted (by examination, education, experience, or reciprocity); and the number of examination hours taken by the applicant; 5) Evidence of successful completion, or waiver by the Board, of the applicable in-training Major Requirements for Certification:
1) Provide written documentation to Industrial Commission that applicant holds a certificate of competency as a inspector of boilers or lined hot water storage heaters for a state that has a standard of examination substantially equal to that of Arizona or the applicant holds a commission as an inspector of boilers and pressure vessels issued by the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors, and applicant provides proof of employment as a full- time inspector for a company operating or insuring boilers or lined hot water storage heaters in Arizona and whose duties as an inspector include making inspections of boilers or lined hot water storage heaters to be used or insured by the company and not for resale;2) If applicant doesn't meet criteria in No. 1, applicant must complete an application to take the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors Examination on a form approved by the Industrial Commission at least 45 days before the date of the examination, showing education and work experience. If applicants meets the education and work experience criteria, then applicant must pass written examination (minimum score of 70%) of the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors and an oral interview by the Industrial Commission.Certification Fee: NoneContinuing Education: 8 hoursMajor Requirements for License:
1) Applicant must be at least 18 years old. No boxer over 32 years of age shall be granted a license except by special action of the Commission considering an applicant's demonstrated competence, status as a boxer and physical condition;2) Applicant must be examined by a Commission physician and satisfy the Commission that he has the ability to compete;3) Provide proof of true identity, and other material information requested on the license application and otherwise required by the Commission4) Expenses necessarily incurred by the Commission in the investigation of an applicant will be charged back to the applicant unless suitable provision therefore has been made in the Commission's budget;Reciprocity: NoLicense Fee: Initial - $10; Renewal (Annually by Dec. 31) - $10Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for License (for following occupations):
Boxing Judge, Referee, Physician, Timekeeper, Announcer, Second Manager, Match Maker, Trainer; and Promoter
1) Provide proof of true identity, and other material information requested on the license application and otherwise required by the Commission2) Expenses necessarily incurred by the Commission in the investigation of an applicant will be charged back to the applicant unless suitable provision therefore has been made in the Commission's budget;
Fees:
License -- All licenses are for a calendar year and expire on Dec. 31; Fees are the same for initial and renewal -- Manager, $50; Promoter, $200; Matchmaker, $100; Trainer, $10; Second, $10; Judge, $25, Referee, $25; Timekeeper, $10; Announcer, $25; Ringside Physician, $25.Continuing Education: NoneMajor Requirements for License:
License by Exam --
1) Graduation and transcript from an accredited chiropractic college or that meets the standards of education for accreditation contained in The Council on Chiropractic Education Standardsfor Doctor of Chiropractic Programs and Institutions.
2) Certificate of attainment or Diplomat on NBCE Parts I and II and a score of 375 or better on NBCE Parts III and IV;
3) Passage (score of 75% or higher) on the Arizona Jurisprudence Examination;
4) List of all other states or jurisdictions in which the applicant is or has been licensed or certified to practice chiropractic or any other health care profession with a verification of good standing for each current license or certification submitted directly by the licensing agency of the other states or jurisdictions;
5) Name and professional designation of the owner or owners of the clinic or office at which the applicant will be employed;
6) Application and Fingerprint Fee - $280
License by Reciprocity --
Arizona has reciprocity with four states: New York, Colorado, Missouri and Louisiana. To be eligible forreciprocity:1) passed the licensing exam in the reciprocity state and practiced continuously at least three (3) out of the last five (5) years; 2) passed NBCE exam Parts I - III or NBCE Parts I - II and SPEC, regardless of when graduated or howlong one has practiced; score of 375 or better on NBCE Part III or SPEC3) Pass the Arizona jurisprudence exam (see above).4) Pay application and certification fees.
License Fees: Initial License -- $100; Renewal (Annually on or before Jan. 1) -- $100
Continuing Education: Complete 12 credits annually. One credit equals 60 minutes of education.
Major Requirements for following licenses:
Aesthetics (8,258 licenses), Nail Technology (24,307 licenses), and Cosmetology (59,491 licenses) License:
License by Examination --
1) Proof of completing 10th grade equivalency;
2) Proof of graduation from a Board-approved school or, if applicant attended more than 1 school, copy of transfer application or certification of hours from each school including starting and ending dates..
3) Passage of examination; Exam fees -- Written exam: $85; Practical exam -- $60
Fees:
License -- Initial, $40; Renewal (annually on or before birthday of next year) -- $30
Major Requirements for License by Reciprocity --
1) Certification of hours and proof of graduation or licensure in another state or a foreigncountry with initial and final dates of licensure; Certification Fee -- $30;
2) If previously licensed by the Board, type of license, license number, license expiration date, andthe name used on the license; 3) Statement of whether the applicant has ever had an aesthetics, cosmetology, or nail technology license suspended or revoked in any state or foreign country.
License Fees: Reciprocity License - $110; Renewal - See above.
Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for Dental Assistant Radiography Certification :
By Credential --
1) Current certificate or other form of approval for taking dental radiographs, issued by a professional licensing agency in another jurisdiction of the United States that required successful completion of written and clinical dental radiography examinations or a single dental radiography examination with written and clinical components. States currently recognized by Arizona: California, Montana, New Mexico (If you took the NM Exam), Oregon and South Dakota. For states not listed, call the Licensure Manager for the Arizona Dental Board.2) Letter of endorsement that verifies compliance with R4-11-204.
Continuing Education: None required
Renewal: None required
Fees -- None
Major Requirements for Coronal Polishing Certificate:
1. Passed the Arizona Coronal Polishing (AZCP) Exam (written or computerized); Examination is administered by the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) - Web site: http://www.danb.org/;2. Submitted a completed Arizona Coronal Polishing Clinical Skills Affidavit
Continuing Education: None required
Renewal: None required
Fees -- Unknown
Major Requirements for Licensure:
By Examination:
1) Jurisprudence examination on the Arizona Revised Statutes (Laws) and Arizona Administrative Code (Rules) governing dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants and denturists; Exam Fee - $100
2) Passage of Western Regional Examination Board exam within 5 years of application for licensure;
3) Current CPR certification
4) Dental Hygiene School Transcript
5) National Board Scorecard
6) Letter of Endorsement
7) If ever licensed in another state, submit self-query from National Practitioner Data Bank that is no more than six months old
By Certification:
All of above and:
1) Either proof of Board-approved clinical examination; or if not Board-approved, an examination equivalency report from a Board-recognized organization.
2) Dental Hygiene Practice Affidavit if applicant has been licensed in another jurisdiction more than 5 years.
3) Continuing Education Affidavit if applicant has been licensed in another jurisdiction more than 5 years.
4) Credential Fee - $1,000.
License Fees for Both: 1st Year - Prorated rate of $9.03/month ending June 30;
Major Requirements for Licensure:
By Examination:
1) Jurisprudence examination on the Arizona Revised Statutes (Laws) and Arizona Administrative Code (Rules) governing dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants and denturists; Exam Fee - $300
2) Passage of Western Regional Examination Board exam within 5 years of application for licensure;
3) Current CPR certification
4) Dental School Transcript
5) National Board Scorecard
6) Letter of Endorsement
7) If ever licensed in another state, submit self-query from National Practitioner Data Bank that is no more than six months old
By Certification:
All of above and:
1) Either proof of Board-approved clinical examinations or an examination equivalency report from a Board-recognized organization.
2) Dental Practice Affidavit if licensed in another jurisdiction more than 5 years.
3) Continuing Education Affidavit if applicant has been licensed in another jurisdiction more than 5 years.
4) Credential Fee - $2,000.
License Fees for Both: 1st Year - Prorated rate of $18.06/month ending June 30; $216.67 if license starts in July.Renewal (3 Years) -- $650
Major Requirements for Certification:
By Examination:
1) Jurisprudence examination on the Arizona Revised Statutes (Laws) and Arizona Administrative Code (Rules) governing dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants and denturists; Exam Fee - $300
2) Passage of Western Regional Examination Board exam within 5 years of application for licensure;
3) Current CPR certification
4) Denturist School Transcript
5) National Board Scorecard
6) Letter of Endorsement
7) If ever licensed in another state, submit self-query from National Practitioner Data Bank that is no more than six months old
By Certification:
All of above and:
1) Either proof of Board-approved clinical examinations or an examination equivalency report from a Board-recognized organization.
2) Denturist Practice Affidavit if licensed in another jurisdiction more than 5 years.
3) Continuing Education Affidavit if applicant has been licensed in another jurisdiction more than 5 years.
4) Credential Fee - $
License Fees for Both: 1st Year - Prorated rate of $18.06/month ending June 30; $216.67 if license starts in July.
Major Requirements for License:
Embalmer (528 licenses) --
1) Pass funeral service science section of the national board examination or the state equivalent examination; Exam Fee - $1252) Pass the embalmer state laws and rules examination; Fee - $803) Have been licensed as an intern for at least one year;4) Successfully completed an internship program that included assisting in the embalming of at least 25 dead human bodies;5) Application Fee - $85
Reciprocity: No
License Fee: Initial - $85; Renewal (Annually by July 1) - $85
Continuing Education: 12 Credit Hours Annually; if licensed less than 12 months, 1 Credit Hour for each month
Major Requirements for Embalmer's Assistant Registration (20 registrations) --
1) Registered as an apprentice embalmer for at least five continuous years;2) Not have had any disciplinary action taken against the person's registration by the board within the last five years;3) Pass a practical examination demonstrating the person's competence in embalming and safety procedures;4) Proof of the applicant's employment as an apprentice embalmer at an establishment under the supervision of an embalmer licensed under this article;
5) Application Fee - $85
Reciprocity: No
Registration Fee: Initial - $85; Renewal (Annually by July 1) - $85
Continuing Education: 6 hours every calendar year; if registered fewer than 12 months, 1 credit hour for every 2 months of registration
Major Requirements for Certification: EMT-B (Basic), EMT-I (Intermediate (99), EMT-P (Paramedic)
Basic --1) 18 years of age or older;2) Current registration from the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians (NREMT); 3) Certificate of successfully completing an Arizona EMT-B training course approved by the Department of Health Services; or certificate of an Arizona EMT-B refresher course if applicant has current certification, licensure, NREMT registration, or NREMT re-registration eligibility at the basic emergency medical technician level or higher level
Continuing Education: 24-hour refresher course every two years
Intermediate -- 1) 18 years of age or older;2) Evidence of current NREMT-Intermediate registration; (score of at least 70% on exam);3) Certificate of successfully completing an Arizona EMT-I training course approved by the Department of Health Services; or certificate of an Arizona EMT-I refresher course if applicant has current certification, licensure, NREMT registration, or NREMT re-registration eligibility at the intermediate emergency medical technician level or higher level;
Continuing Education: 60 clock hours every two years
Paramedic -- 1) 18 years of age or older; 2) Evidence of current NREMT-Paramedic registration (score of at least 70% on exam);3) Certificate of successfully completing an Arizona EMT-P training course approved by the Department of Health Services; or certificate of an Arizona EMT-P refresher course if applicant has current certification, licensure, NREMT registration, or NREMT re-registration eligibility at the paramedic emergency medical technician level;
By Reciprocity: Partial (see below)If applicant has current EMT certification or licensure in another state or jurisdiction, current NREMT registration, or current NREMT re-registration eligibility, applicant can apply for initial two-year Arizona EMT certification after completing an Arizona ALS refresher or EMT-B refresher course rather than an Arizona EMT-B, EMT-I(99), or EMT-P course.
Continuing Education: 60 clock hours every two years
Fees for Basic, Intermediate and Paramedic:
Major Requirements for License:
1) File with the Superintendent of Financial Institutions location of the principal office and all branch offices in this state, the name or style of doing business, the names and residence and business addresses of all persons holding an interest in the business as principals, partners, officers, trustees and directors, specifying as to each the capacity and title, the general plan and character of operation and the length of time they have been engaged in the escrow business;2) At the time of filing an application for a license and at all times while holding the license, applicant shall deposit and maintain with the superintendent a corporate surety bond in the amount of $100,000 payable to any person injured by the failure of the licensee to comply with the Arizona State Statutes or for the wrongful act, default, fraud or misrepresentation of the licensee or his employees and to this state for the benefit of the person injured and executed by a surety company qualified to do business in this state; a number of liquid securities can be held in lieu of $100,000 cash.
Fees:
License -- Initial $1,500, plus $500 for each branch office; Renewal (Annually by Sept. 30) - $1,000, plus $250 for each branch office,
Major Requirements for License:
Funeral Director (486 licenses) --
1) Pass the funeral service arts section of the national board examination or the state equivalent examination; Exam Fee - $1252) Pass the funeral director state laws and rules examination; Fee - $80;3) Have held an active license as an embalmer for at least one year and have assisted in the arranging and directing of at least 25 funerals;4) Application Fee - $85;
Reciprocity: No
License Fee: Initial $85; Renewal (Annually by July 1) - $85
Continuing Education: 12 Credit Hours Annually; if licensed less than 12 months, 1 Credit Hour for each month
Funeral Director Intern (20 licenses) --
1) High school diploma or its equivalent;2) Graduate of an accredited or provisionally accredited school of mortuary science;3) Proof of the applicant's employment as an intern at an establishment licensed under supervision of a licensed funeral director or embalmer;4) Application Fee - $85;
Reciprocity: NoLicense Fee: Initial $85; Renewal (Annually by July 1) - $85 Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for License:
By Examination --
1) Holds a degree or certificate conferring the degree of doctor of medicine in homeopathy issued by a homeopathic college or any other educational institution approved by the board or documentation of the applicant's successful completion of preceptorships or formal postgraduate courses approved by the board2) Affidavits from three physicians who are licensed to practice medicine in any state or district of the United States and who are in active practice who shall attest to the applicant's good moral character and fitness to practice homeopathic medicine;3) Proof that the applicant has served a board approved internship4) Pass written (score of 70% or higher) and oral exams and personal interview
By Reciprocity: All of above except No. 3 and --1) Board can waive exam requirement if applicant has practiced primarily homeopathic medicine for the past three years and submits affidavits from three physicians who hold valid medical degrees from educational institutions approved by the board that attest to the applicant's competency for homeopathic practice.2) The applicant holds a current, unsuspended and unrevoked license to practice homeopathic medicine issued by another state, district or territory of the United States.
Fees:Application Fee - $550License Fee: Initial - $250; Renewal (Annually by Jan. 1) - $1,000Continuing Education: 20 hours each year (Beginning Jan. 1, 2010)
Major Requirements for License:Investment Advisor --
1) Pass Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination (Series 65 examination); orUniform Combined State Law Examination (Series 66 examination) and either the General Securities Registered Representative Examination (Series 7 examination) or the General Securities Representative (nonmember) Examination (Series 2 examination); applicant who has taken the Uniform Investment Adviser State Law Examination (Series 65 examination) or the Combined State Law Examination (Series 66 examination) prior to December 31, 1999, required to have received a score of at least 70% on:a) NASAA Uniform Investment Adviser Law Examination (Series 65 examination) or Combined State Law Examination (Series 66 examination); and b) NASD General Securities Registered Representative Examination (Series 7 examination) or the General Securities Representative (nonmember) Examination (Series 2 examination).2) Applicant not required to comply with No. 1 if the applicant currently holds any one of the following professional designations and is currently in good standing with the associated organization:a) Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation awarded by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc.; b) Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation awarded by the Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts; c) Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) designation awarded by the American College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania; d) Chartered Investment Counselor (CIC) designation awarded by the Investment Counsel Association of America, Inc.; or e) Personal Financial Specialist (PFS) designation awarded by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.3) Applicant must have satisfied the examination requirements listed above within 12 months prior to application if the applicant has not been registered or licensed as an investment adviser or investment adviser representative in at least one state during the two-year period preceding application.4) Form ADV (Uniform Application for Investment Adviser Registration) with all information and exhibits required by the form;5) An audited balance sheet if the investment adviser will have custody of client funds or if the investment adviser requires the payment of advisory fees six months or more in advance and in excess of $500 for each client. The audited balance sheet shall be based on the investment adviser's fiscal year end, shall be prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, and shall be audited by an independent certified public accountant. The notes to the balance sheet shall state the principles used to prepare the balance sheet, the basis of included securities, and any other explanation required for clarity;6) Notarized affidavit of any officer, director, partner, member, trustee, or manager of the applicant stating;a) That a review of the records of the investment adviser has been conducted; b) Whether any investment adviser activity has been conducted with residents of Arizona prior to licensure as an investment adviser;7) If applicant intends to have a branch office in Arizona, the address and name of a contact individual located at such branch.8) If part II of the Form ADV is not used as a disclosure brochure, the applicant shall submit a copy of the disclosure brochure the applicant gives or will give to clients.
License Fee: Initial - $250; Renewal (On or before Dec. 31) - $250Continuing Education: NoneMajor Requirements for License:Note: Criteria below is for both occupations unless indicated otherwise
By Examination --1) Master's or higher degree in a behavioral health science from a regionally accredited college or university whose program is: a) accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education; or determined by the marriage and family therapy credentialing committee to be substantially equivalent to a program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Marriage and Family Therapy Education;2) Pass marriage and family therapy licensure examination offered by the Professional Examination Service.3) For Marriage and family therapist only, complete a minimum of 3,200 hours of supervised work experience in the practice of marriage and family therapy in no less than 24 months. Supervised work experience in the practice of marriage and family therapy is limited to the use of psychotherapy for the purpose of assessment, diagnosis and treatment of individuals, couples, families and groups. The 3,200 hours of supervised work experience in marriage and family therapy shall include a minimum of 1,600 hours of direct client contact; a minimum of 1,000 of the 1,600 hours of direct client contact shall be client contact with couples and families. The remaining 600 hours may be with individuals and groups.4) For Marriage and family therapist only, during the supervised work experience, an applicant for licensure as a marriage and family therapist shall receive a minimum of 200 hours of clinical supervision in no less than 24 months and at least 120 of the hours shall address issues focusing on couples and families.
By Reciprocity: Yes1) Applicant is currently licensed or certified in another state by a state regulatory entity in the discipline for which the applicant is requesting licensure in Arizona and the license or certification is in effect and in good standing;2) Passage of an examination was required for the certification or licensure and the applicant passed the required examination or the applicant has passed the licensure examination required for the discipline and level license sought by the applicant;3) The credentialing committee determines that the applicant's qualifications substantially meet the current requirements for Arizona licensure;4) Prior to applying for licensure in Arizona, an applicant was engaged in the practice of behavioral health for a minimum of 800 hours each year for at least five out of the last seven years in the state issuing the license;5) Prior to applying for licensure in Arizona, an applicant for licensure as a bachelor social worker or a master social worker has practiced as a social worker for a minimum of 800 hours each year for at least five out of the last seven years in the state issuing the license used by the applicant to qualify for licensure by reciprocity; and the applicant is not the subject of a pending complaint before the Board or any other state behavioral health regulatory entity and has not had a license or certificate to practice a health care profession suspended or revoked by another state behavioral health regulatory entity.Fees:
1) States or provinces in which the applicant has applied for or has been granted a license or registration to practice medicine, including license number, date issued, and current status of the license;
2) Complete list of all hospital affiliations and employment for the past five years;
3) Certification of Medical College, Postgraduate Training, Clinical Instruction, ECFMG, if applicant is an international graduate; Federation of State Medical Boards Disciplinary Search, American Medical Association Physician Profile, and verification of American Board of Medical Specialty Certification, if applicable;
4) Passage and Board history report scores of national examinations (USMLE, FLEX, and SPEX);
5) Application Fee - $500
License Fees: Initial - $450 (prorated based on time of renewal); Renewal (Biennially on licensee's birthday) - $450
Reciprocity: No
Locum Tenes Registration: Yes
Continuing Education: 40 credit hours during the biennial license period
Major Requirements for License:
1) 18 years of age or older;2) High school diploma or a high school equivalency diploma;3) Currently certified by the American Heart Association in adult basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation;4) Currently certified by the American Academy of Pediatrics in neonatal cardiopulmonary resuscitation;5) Pass all parts of a 3-part qualifying exam (written, oral, practical) administered by the Arizona Dept. of Health Services, with 80 percent score or higher on each part; Exam Fee - $100;6) Letter of recommendation from a certified nurse-midwife, a licensed midwife, or a physician that contains the recommending individual's signature, title, address, and telephone number and date of the recommendation; and7) Letter of recommendation from a mother for whom the applicant has provided midwifery services that contains the mother's signature, address, and telephone number and date of the recommendation.8) Application Fee - $25License Fee: Initial - $25; Renewal (Biennially) - $25Continuing Education: 10 continuing education units per 2-year licensing period
Major Requirements for License:
1) Copies of the articles of incorporation for the applicant, a listing of all trade names or fictitious names used by the applicant and other information concerning the corporate status of the applicant;2) Address of the applicant's principal place of business, the address of each location where the applicant intends to transact business in this state, including any branch offices, and the name and address of each location of any authorized delegates;3) For each executive officer and director of the applicant and for each executive officer and director of any controlling person, a statement of personal history in the form prescribed by the superintendent.4) An identification statement for each branch manager and responsible individual, including employment history and residence addresses for the preceding 15 years;5) Identity of any account in any financial institution through which the applicant intends to conduct any business regulated under this chapter;6) A financial statement audited by a licensed independent certified public accountant.7) Maintain at all times a net worth of at least $100,000, calculated according to generally accepted accounting principles; and an additional net worth of $50,000 for each location or authorized delegate located in this state, as applicable, to a maximum of five hundred thousand dollars. 8) If licensee conducts a total of more than $500,000 in transactions that involve transmitting money in an amount of $1,000 or more during the preceding year shall maintain net worth in addition to the amounts required in No. 7. The additional net worth shall be not less than 10 percent of the total of such transactions conducted in this state, calculated according to generally accepted accounting principles to a maximum of $500,000 9) Application Fee - see "License Fee"License Fee - Initial - $1,500, plus $25 for each branch office up to a maximum of $4,000; Renewal (Annual) - $500, plus $25 for each branch office up to a maximum of $2,000Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for License:Mortgage Banker --1) Three or more years' experience in making mortgage banking loans or equivalent lending experience in a related business;2. Engaged or intend to engage in business of making mortgage loans or mortgage banking loans.3) Either be authorized to do business with any of the following: Federal Housing Administration, Veterans Administration, Federal National Mortgage Association, and Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp.; or at all times have and maintain a net worth of not less than two hundred fifty thousand dollars.4) Provide Superintendent of Financial Institutions with a current audited financial statement prepared by an independent certified public accountant in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles including: a) Certified Public Accountant's opinion as to the fairness of the presentation in conformity with generally accepted accounting principles; b) Balance sheet prepared within the previous six months and certified by the licensee. (The superintendent may require a more recent balance sheet.); and c) Statement of operations and retained earnings and a statement of changes in financial position provided the applicant has commenced operations.5) At all times have and maintain a net worth of not less than $100.000;6) Every person licensed as a mortgage banker shall deposit with the superintendent, before doing business as a mortgage banker, a bond executed by the licensee as principal and a surety company authorized to do business in this state as surety;7) Application Fee - see "License Fee"License Fee: Initial - $1,500; Renewal (Annually on or before Sept. 30) - $750 (Closes 100 or fewer loans in preceding calendar year), $1,250 (Closes more than 100 loans in preceding calendar year)Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for License:Commercial Mortgage Banker --1) Three or more years' experience in making mortgage banking loans or equivalent lending experience in a related business.;2) Engaged or intend to make or negotiate or offer to make or negotiate commercial mortgage loans.3) Provide the Superintendent of Financial Institutions with a current audited financial statement by an independent certified public accountant according to generally accepted accounting principles including:a) the certified public accountant's opinion as to the fairness of the presentation according to generally accepted accounting principles; b) a balance sheet prepared within the immediately preceding six months and certified by the licensee. The superintendent may require a more recent balance sheet; c) if the applicant has begun operations, a statement of operations and retained earnings and a statement of changes in financial position; d) notes to the financial statement if applicable;4) Have and maintain at all times a net worth of at least $100,000;5) Application Fee - see "License Fee"License Fee - Initial - $1,500; Renewal (Annually on or before Sept. 30) - $1,250 and $250 for each branch officeContinuing Education: None
Major Requirements for License:
1) Three or more years' experience as a mortgage broker, or equivalent lending experience in a related business during the five years immediately preceding the time of application;2. Satisfactorily completed a course of study approved by the Superintendent of Financial Institutions during the three years immediately preceding the time of application;3. Passed a mortgage broker's test, pursuant to Arizona Administrative Code section 6-908, not more than one year before the granting of the license;4) Every person licensed as a mortgage broker shall deposit with the superintendent, before doing business as a mortgage broker, a bond executed by the licensee as principal and a surety company authorized to do business in this state as surety5) Application Fee - see "License Fee.
License Fee: Initial - $800; Renewal (Annually on or before Sept. 30 - $250 (negotiates or closes 50 or fewer loans in preceding year), $500 (negotiates or closes more than 50 loans in preceding calendar year). In addition, a mortgage broker shall pay $200 for each branch office.Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for License:
By Examination:1) Pass Arizona Naturopathic Jurisprudence Examination, administered by the Board, with a minimum score of 75%. If an applicant passes the jurisprudence examination to obtain a clinical training certificate under and is under the continuous regulation of the Board after obtaining the clinical training certificate, the applicant is not required to take the examination again;2) Copy of the applicant's examination record including the basic science examination, the clinical science examination, and additional clinical test sections of acupuncture, minor surgery, and homeopathy, sent directly to the Board by the North American Board of Naturopathic Examiners or its successor;3) Complete transcript, with date of graduation and date of completion of clinical training, sent directly to the Board from the approved school of naturopathic medicine from which the applicant graduated;4) If seeking a specialist certificate, provide name and address of the approved specialty college or program at which the licensee completed postdoctoral specialty training and the date of completion, and letter from the specialty board that conducted the specialty examination verifying that the licensee is certified as a specialist in the specialty for which application is made.
By Endorsement:1) Pass Arizona Naturopathic Jurisprudence Examination, administered by the Board, with a minimum score of 75%. If an applicant passes the jurisprudence examination to obtain a clinical training certificate under and is under the continuous regulation of the Board after obtaining the clinical training certificate, the applicant is not required to take the examination again.2) Document submitted directly to the Board by the agency by whom the applicant is licensed that is signed and dated by an official of the agency and contains: a) applicant's name, b) date of issuance of the license,c) current status of the license, d) statement of whether the applicant has ever been denied a license by the agency, and e) statement of whether any disciplinary action is pending or has ever been taken against the applicant.3) If seeking a specialist certificate, provide name and address of the approved specialty college or program at which the licensee completed postdoctoral specialty training and the date of completion, and letter from the specialty board that conducted the specialty examination verifying that the licensee is certified as a specialist in the specialty for which application is made.
1) At least 18 years old and not have been convicted of a felony unless your civil rights have been restored;2) Fill out an application form;3) Purchase a $5,000 notary bond (from an insurance company or notary association);4) Send original of the bond and application form to the AZ Secretary of State Office with a check or money order for $43 ($25 - Application Fee; $18 - Notary Bond Filing Fee). Process can be speeded up if a copy of the bond is sent to the Secretary of State's Office at the time of submitting application form.4) Renewal (Every 4 years) - $43 ($25 -- Application Fee; $18 -- Notary Bond and Filing Fee)Major Requirements for License:
By Examination --1) Pass NCLEX-RN exam; if exam taken before July 1988, score of at least 1600, or a score of not less than 350 on each part of the SBTPE for registered nurses; Exam Fee - $702) Data, location and results of taking the State Board Test Pool Examination (SBTPE), National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEXr) RN, or NCLEX-PN in any state or territory of the United States or in Canada;3) Statement signed by a registered nursing program administrator or designee verifying that applicant graduated from Arizona-approved nursing program; or official transcript if registered nurse program is located in another state or territory and meets educational standards that are substantially comparable to Board standards for educational programs under Arizona Administrative Code (AAC) R4-19-201 to R4-19-206; out-of-state programs included are registered nursing program, associate degree registered nursing program, or baccalaureate or higher degree of registered nursing program;4) Applicants from foreign degree program should contact Arizona State Board of Nursing for more details -www.azbn.gov;
By Endorsement -- No. 3 and 4 above and:1) Submit evidence of passing registered nursing examination score in accordance with AAC R4-19-301(E);2) Previous or current license in another state or territory of the United States, andone of the following: a) completion of a nursing program that has been assigned a nursing program code by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing at the time of program completion and meets educational standards substantially comparable to Board standards for educational programs in AAC R4-19-201 to R4-19-206; b) completion of a nursing program that met the qualifications for a program code at the time of the applicant's graduation if before 1986 and the applicant was issued an initial license in another state or territory of the United States without being required to obtain additional education or experience, or c) for a graduate of a foreign nursing program, completion of a nursing program that meets the requirements in AAC R4-19-301(D)(1); In addition, an applicant who graduated from a foreign nursing program shall satisfy the English proficiency requirements in R4-19-301(D)(2) if the applicant has not practiced nursing for a minimum of 960 hours within the past five years in another state, territory, or country where English is the primary language.3) Endorsement Fee - $150
Major Requirements for License:
By Examination/Reciprocity
1) High school graduate or the equivalent;
2) Establish that the applicant has the required technical skill and training necessary for licensing by any one of the following means - a) having a valid and subsisting license in good standing from another state that licenses dispensing opticians or ophthalmic dispensers and whose requirements are substantially equivalent to the requirements of Arizona; b) submit evidence of having served an apprenticeship in optical dispensing for three of the six years immediately preceding the date of application under the direct supervision of a dispensing optician, optometrist or an allopathic or osteopathic physician who holds an active license in good standing issued by any state; or c) submit evidence of graduation from a school of optical dispensing that presently meets the standards required for approval by a nationally recognized body on opticianry accreditation
3) Verification of passing a written (ABO and NCLE Board) and practical examination in opticianry;
4) Application Fee - $100;
Licensing Fees -- Initial - $100; Renewal (Annually on or before Dec. 31) - $135
Continuing Education -- 12 Hours every 3 Years
Major Requirements for License:
By Examination --
1) Evidence of the successful completion of an approved course of study under A.R.S. 32-1722(A)(3). Acceptable evidence includes: an official transcript showing that the applicant has passed the required optometry courses; or a certificate of completion issued by the sponsoring institution specifying the subject matter and hours completed;
2) Passed Parts I, II, & III of the National Board of Examiners in Optometry licensing examinations, and Part III having been passed not more than five (5) years prior to application date.
3) Documentation of satisfactory completion of an equivalent course of study that is approved by the board in didactic education, pharmacology and clinical training in the examination, diagnosis and treatment of conditions of the human eye and its adnexa that either:(a) Meets the contemporary educational requirements at colleges of optometry in the United States.(b) Totals at least one hundred twenty hours;
3) List of states in which the applicant is or has been licensed and, if a license is no longer valid, the reasons why;
4) Submit a National Practitioner Data Bank/Healthcare Integrity and Protection Databank Self-Query to the Board
5) Passage of Arizona Jurisprudence Exam (Score of 75% and above)
6) Application Fee - $150
By Endorsement -- Same as Parts 1-4 of License by Examination and:
1) Submit a license, or certified copy of a current/valid license issued by another state licensing jurisdiction with current status, scope of practice; and whether any disciplinary action has been taken, complaints against the licensee on file, and any pending investigations; in the event that requirements are not equivalent, applicants may be required to take an approved course of study and/or examination to eliminate any differences
2) Applicant has been engaged in the practice of the profession of optometry continuously in the other licensing jurisdiction for not less than four of the five years immediately preceding the application or in the military;
3) Completed at least 120-hour course of study in the area of didactic education, pharmacology and clinical training in the examination, diagnosis and treatment of conditions of the human eye and its adnexa;
4) Not have previously failed to pass the examination in this state subsequent to applicant's admission to practice in such other state;
Major Requirements of License:
By Examination:
1) Copy of diploma or transcript from an approved Osteopathic Medical School, showing date of graduation;2) Original, official transcript of NBOME or COMLEX scores if passed Level 3 within the past 7 years; if applicant has been in continuous practice in another state for 7 years and had previously passed exams, then exams do not need to be retaken;3) Copy of certificate or official letter showing completion of an internship or first year of residency;4) Verification of licensure and disciplinary history from each State applicant was licensed;5) Application Fee - $400Reciprocity: Not AvailableLicense Fees: Initial - $15.90/mo through the end of December (maximum of $190.80); Renewal (Biennially on or before Feb. 2) - $636Locum tenens registration available for 90-day period upon approved application, including documentation of current, unrestricted license in another jurisdiction. May be renewed once for additional 30-day period.Continuing Education: 20 hours of approved each year with a minimum of at least 12 hours of Category 1-A CME and not more than 8 hours of ACCME..
Major Requirements for License:
Pest Control Advisor -- 1) Unless licensed as a pesticide advisor in Arizona prior to Jan. 1, 2000, hold bachelor's degree (B.A. or B.S.) in agricultural sciences, biological sciences, or pest management; or have 45 semester units (67.5 quarter units) of college-level curricula as listed in Part D of Arizona Administrative Code R3-3-207, and 24 months of technical experience. As proof of this criteria, applicant will submit official transcript verifying the courses completed and the degrees granted to the applicant; or employment records, a statement from an employer, or other similar proof of technical experience to the Associate Director;2) Pass written core examination (score of at least 75%);3) List, by category, examinations applicant has passed;4) Whether applicant had a similar license revoked, suspended, or denied in this or any other jurisdiction during the last three years, and the nature of the violation resulting in the revocation, suspension, or denial;License Fee - Initial (Up to 1 year, expiring Dec. 31) - $50; Renewal (1 or 2 Years on or before Dec.31) - $50 per licensing year; Continuing Education: 15 credit units annually, unless licensee passes pest control management exam administered by Department. Documentation of completed courses must be submitted to Department to obtain license renewal.
Major Requirements for License:
By Practical Examination --
1) Undergraduate degree in pharmacy from a school or college of pharmacy whose professional degree program, at the time the person graduates, is accredited by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education; or if an applicant for licensure is a graduate of a pharmacy degree program at a school or college of pharmacy that was not recognized by the board at the time of the person's graduation, the applicant shall pass a preliminary equivalency examination approved by the board in order to qualify to take practical examinations; 2) Completed not less than 1500 hours of intern training as specified in R4-23-303;
3) Passed and scored at least 75% on the NAPLEX and MPJE exams;
4) Application Fee - $50
By Reciprocity --
1) Licensed as a pharmacist in a jurisdiction that provides reciprocity to Arizona licensees;
2) Passed the NABPLEX or NAPLEX with a score of 75 or better or was licensed by examination in another jurisdiction having essentially the same standards for licensure as this state at the time the pharmacist was licensed;
3) Provides evidence of having completed the required secondary and professional education;
4) engaged in the practice of pharmacy for at least one year or has met the internship requirements of Article 3 within the year immediately before the date of application;
Reciprocity Fee - $300
Licensing Fees: Initial -- $180; Renewal - $180 (Biennially no later than Nov. 1 in odd or even year based on initial of last name).
Continuing Education: 1.25 hrs per/mo = 24 hours biennially; hours are prorated based on length of first license.
Major Requirements for Regular License:
1) Copy of the applicant's certificate of successful completion and score on the national physician assistant examination provided by the National Commission on the Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA);
2) Names of the states or provinces in which the applicant has been granted a certification, registration, or license as a physician assistant, including certificate number, date issued, and current status of the certification;
3) Signed form by the Coordinator of the Disciplinary Data Bank, The Federation of State Medical Boards, that includes the applicant's full name and address, birth date, physician assistant training program name and location, and date of the applicant's degree or graduation for purposes of a disciplinary search.
4) Signed and notarized form by the director or administrator of the physician assistant program that granted the applicant a physician assistant degree;
5) Verification of certification/licensure/registration of each state in which the applicant holds or has held certification, licensure, or registration as a physician assistant;
6) List of all current or past employment with medical agencies or supervising physicians within the five years preceding the date of application or since graduation from a physician assistant program, if less than five years, including the agency or physician name, address, and date of employment;
7) Application Fee - $125
Major Requirements for Temporary License:
All of the above except No. 2
License Fees: Temporary (Up to 16 months) - $50; Regular - $125 ($75 to convert from Temporary); Renewal (Annually by June 1) - $100Note: Temporary license is available until applicant who has fulfilled all requirements except for passage of national exams.
Reciprocity: None
Continuing Education: 20 credit hours of continuing Category I medical education every fiscal year (July 1-June 30)
Major Requirements for License:
By Examination --
1) Graduate of an accredited podiatry school whose standards are recognized by the American Podiatry Association;2) Has a professional record which indicates that applicant has not had a license to practice podiatry refused, revoked, suspended or restricted in any way by any other state, federal jurisdiction or country for reasons which relate to his ability to competently and safely practice podiatry if he has previously engaged in the practice of podiatry;3) Pass written and oral examinations (score of at least 75 percent on both) prescribed by the Board; Board may accept national board scores from another state for the written part of an applicant's score if satisfied that the score is a national board score prepared by the professional examination service, was received by the applicant within the preceding five years and is on record at the professional examination service; 4) Proof of successful completion of a one-year internship program;5) Application/Exam Fee - $450
By Comity:
1) Pass oral examination (score of at least 75 percent) prescribed by the Board;2) Pass written examination of other state or country that the Board deemed equivalent to the examination it used at the time the applicant passed such examination;3) Requirements in such state or country were, at the date of registration or licensing, substantially equal to those then in force in this state;4) Applicant has lawfully practiced podiatry in the state or country from which he applies for not less than five years within the seven years immediately preceding his application for a license in this state;5) Applicant complies with all other requirements set forth by the Board;6) Application Fee - $450
Reciprocity: See Comity Section
License Fees: Initial - $225; Renewal (Annually by June 30) - $275
Continuing Education: 25 hours per year
Continuing Education: 25 hours every 12 months by time of license renewal;
Private process server applications are available and processed at the Office of the Clerk of Superior Court in each county. Since applications may vary slightly by county, applications should be obtained at the appropriate clerk's office.
Major Licensing Requirements:
Individual License (Owner of Agency) --
1) Minimum age of 21 years old2) Provide a complete and accurate two-year surety bond;3) Exact details as to the character and nature of the qualifying party's required experience under Arizona Revised Statutes 32-2422;4) Minimum of three years of full-time investigative experience or the equivalent of three years of full-time investigative experience that consists of actual work performed as an investigator for a private concern, for the federal government or for a state, county or municipal government;5) Application Fee -- Initial and Renewal -- $250;
Employee Registration Certification --
1) Minimum age of 18 years old2) Applicant's employer shall verify all information provided by the applicant and verify proof of U.S citizenship or legal resident status with authorization to seek employment;3) Application Fee -- $50
License Fees: Agency -- $400; Employee Registration Certification -- $50, Renewal Registration Certification -- $50; Need length of license and certification.
Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements of License:
By Examination
1) Whether applicant holds a Certificate of Professional Qualification in Psychology, a National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology credential, or is a diplomat of the American Board of Professional Psychology;2) Name of each jurisdiction in which the applicant is currently or has been licensed as a psychologist;3) History of employment in the field of psychology including the beginning and ending dates of employment, number of hours worked per week, name and address of employer, name and address of supervisor, and type of employment;4) Name, position, and address of at least two references who: a) are psychologists licensed or certified to practice psychology in a United States or Canadian jurisdiction and who are not members of the Arizona Board of Psychologist Examiners; b) are familiar with the applicant's work experience in the field of psychology or in a postdoctoral program within the three years immediately before the date of application. If more than three years have elapsed since the applicant last engaged in professional activities in the field of psychology or in a postdoctoral program, the references may be from the most recent three-year period in which the applicant engaged in professional activities in the field of psychology or in a postdoctoral program; and c) Recommend applicant for licensure;5) Name and address of each university or college from which the applicant graduated, date of attendance, date of graduation, degree received, name of department, and major subject area;6) official transcript from each university or college from which the applicant has received a graduate degree that contains the date the degree was received;7) official document from the degree-granting institution indicating that the applicant has completed a residency that satisfies the requirements of A.R.S. 32-2071(H);8) an affidavit from the applicant's supervisor, if available, or a psychologist knowledgeable of the applicant's internship training program, verifying that the applicant's internship training program meets state's requirements; an affidavit from the applicant's postdoctoral supervisor, if available, or a psychologist knowledgeable of the applicant's postdoctoral experience verifying that the applicant's postdoctoral experience meets the state's requirements;9) official notification of applicant's score on the national examination is provided to the Board.10) Application Fee - $350
License by Credential -- All of the above except Nos. 3 and 4 and:
1) Verification sent directly to the Board by the credentialing agency that the applicant: a) holds a current Certificate of Professional Qualification in Psychology (CPQ) issued by the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards; or b) holds a current National Register Health Service Provider in Psychology (NRHSPP) credential at the Doctoral Level; or c) is a diplomat of the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP); and verification of all other psychology licenses or certificates ever held in any jurisdiction;2) An applicant for a psychologist license by credential based on a National Register Health Service Provider in Psychology credential also shall have passed the national examination and shall have notification of the examination score sent directly to the Board by the Association of State and Provincial Psychology Boards or by the jurisdiction in which the applicant originally tested.3) Application Fee - $350
3 Levels of Appraisal Licensing:
Licensed Residential (808 Licenses); Certified Residential (1233 Certifications); and Certified General (824 Certifications), which includes residential and all other types (commercial, industrial, etc.).
3 Major Requirements in Order to Obtain license or certificate:
1) Education:
Licensed Residential -- 150 qualifying course hours as specified by Appraisers Qualification Board 2008 Core Curriculum. Qualifying education courses taken through distance education may not exceed 75% of the required 150 hours. The 15-hour qualifying USPAP course taken through distance education or taken more than two years preceding the date of the application is not accepted..
Certified Residential -- 200 qualifying course hours as specified by Appraisers Qualification Board 2008 Core Curriculum. Qualifying education courses taken through distance education may not exceed 75% of the required 200 hours. The 15-hour qualifying USPAP course taken through distance education or taken more than two years preceding the date of the application is not accepted. Also required, associate degree, or higher, OR college transcript of successfully passing a total of at least 21 semester credit hours of collegiate subject matter courses in (1) English composition; (2) principles of economics, micro or macro; (3) finance; (4) algebra, geometry or higher mathematics; (5) statistics; (6) introduction tocomputers-word processing/spreadsheets; and (7) business or real estate law.
Certified General -- 300 qualifying course hours as specified by Appraisers Qualification Board 2008 Core Curriculum. Qualifying education courses taken through distance education may not exceed 75% of the required 300 hours. The 15-hour qualifying USPAP course taken through distance education or taken more than two years preceding the date of the application is not accepted. All courses must be approved to meet the 2008 Core Curriculum. Also required is a bachelors degree, or higher, OR college transcriptof successfully passing a total of at least 30 semester credit hours of collegiate subject matter coursesin (1) English composition; (2) micro economics (4) macro economics; (4) finance; (5) algebra,geometry or higher mathematics; (6) statistics; (7) introduction to computers-wordprocessing/spreadsheets; (8) business or real estate law; and (9) two elective courses in accounting,geography, ag-economics, business management, or real estate.
2) Minimum Experience:
Licensed Residential -- 2,000 hours in not less than 18 months;Certified Residential -- 2500 hours in not less than 24 months. Not less than two completed reports must be multi-family. Experience must have been acquired within 10 years immediatelypreceding the filing of the application for certification;Certified General -- 3000 hours in not less than 30 months. At least 1500 hours must reflect nonresidential appraisals. Experience must have been acquired within 10 years immediately precedingthe filing of the application for certification.
Real Estate Broker and Associate Broker (Licenses - 14,794 ; Active Licenses - 12,820)Major Requirements for License:1) 18 years of age2) At least three years' actual experience as a licensed real estate salesperson or real estate broker during the five years immediately proceeding the time of application. 3) If for an original cemetery broker's license, either a current real estate broker's license, or if the applicant does not have a current real estate broker's license, at least three years' actual experience as a cemetery salesperson or broker or as a licensed real estate salesperson or broker during the five years immediately preceding the time of application.4) If for an original membership camping broker's license, either a current real estate broker's license, or if the applicant does not have a current real estate broker's license, at least three years' actual experience as a licensed membership camping salesperson or broker or as a licensed real estate salesperson or broker during the five years immediately preceding the time of application.5) If for any type of broker's license, not had a license denied within one year immediately preceding application in this state or a similar statute in any other state.6) Complete the Certification Questionnaire, plus each broker who employed applicant in the previous 5-year period must complete a Broker Candidate Experience Verification form.7) Complete 90 hours of pre-licensing education and pass the examination at a real estate school, college or university. For out-of-state license or waiver of educational component, contact Arizona Department of Real Estate for details.8) Contact Thomson Prometric (1-800-899-4091) to schedule state examination. Exam fee is $115. Applicant has 1 year from the date of passing state examination to apply for license. 9) Licensed real estate brokers must attend a Broker Management Clinic as follows: Original real estate broker applicants prior to licensure; associate real estate brokers prior to changing status to an active-status designated broker, unless the broker has taken the course in the preceding 23 months; each active-status designated broker must attend a broker management clinic once every two years.
License Fee: Initial (2 years) - Broker and Associate Broker, $290; Renewal (4 years): Broker and Associate Broker, Mail - $240; Late Mail, $400; On-line - $160Continuing Education: Broker management clinic once every two years
Salesperson (Licenses - 67,919 ; Active Licenses - 42,554)Major Requirements for License1) At least 18 years of age2) Complete 90 hours of pre-licensing education and pass the certification examination at a real estate school, college or university. (License applicants who do not reside in this state are required to complete a minimum of a 27-hour course that is specific to this state's real estate statutes, rules, practices and procedures and that is prescribed and approved by the Commissioner and are required to pass the real estate school examination before taking this state's examination. Applicants with previous real estate education, can also apply for and be granted a waiver of the prelicensure courses. For specific details, see Arizona Administrative Code, R4-28-401 or contact the Arizona Department of Real Estate.3) Complete the Certification Questionnaire, disclosing background information, including employment history for the immediately preceding 10 years and any experience in real estate sales, appraisals, transfers or similar business in which the applicant previously engaged.4) If applying for original licensure and are disclosing a criminal conviction, adverse civil judgment, or denial or discipline of a professional or occupational license you held or currently hold, provide the additional documents and information identified on Form LI-400 - Document Checklist, available on the Department's website under Forms Library. It is also included in the Candidate Information Bulletin ("CIB").5) Contact Thomson Prometric (1-800-899-4091) to schedule state examination. Exam fee - $90. Applicant has 1 year from the date of passing state examination to apply for license. 6) Complete a salesperson/broker agreement signed by a broker, and proof of attendance at a 6-hour contract writing course. Major Requirements for Certification:Note: Criteria below pertains to all three titles listed --1) At least 18 years of age.2. Not have been convicted of any felony or currently be under indictment for a felony; and within five years immediately preceding the application for an associate, security guard or armed security guard registration certificate, not have been convicted of any misdemeanor act involving: a) personal violence or force against another person or threatening to commit any act of personal violence or force against another person; b) misconduct involving a deadly weapon as provided in section Arizona Revised Statutes 13-3102; c) dishonesty or fraud, arson, theft, domestic violence, sexual misconduct;3. Not be on parole, on community supervision, on work furlough, on home arrest, on release on any other basis or named in an outstanding arrest warrant; not be either of the following: a) adjudicated mentally incompetent; b) found to constitute a danger to self or others; not have a disability as defined in section ARS 41-1461, unless that person is a qualified individual with a disability as defined in section ARS 41-1461; and not have been convicted of acting or attempting to act as an associate security guard or armed security guard without a license if a license was required.4) Successfully complete all background screening and training requirements.5) Completes eight hours of pre-assignment training before applying for and being granted a security guard registration certificate;6) Complete a training verification form with a signature from an instructor and a qualifying party affirming that the security guard met the training requirements;7) For armed security guard, in addition to Nos. 5 and 6, complete 16 hours of firearms-safety instruction8) For armed security guard, complete a firearms-safety training verification form with a signature from an instructor and a qualifying party affirming that the security guard met the training requirements.
Certification Fee: Initial - Security Guard, Associate, $50; Armed Security Guard, $100; Renewal (Annually) - Security Guard, Associate, $50; Armed Security Guard, $100 Continuing Education: Security Guard, Associate - 8 hours of refresher training before renewing registration certificate; Armed Security Guard, 8 hours of refresher training and 8 hours or firearms-safety refresher before renewing registration certificate
Major Requirements for License:
Independent Substance Abuse Counselor (1,750 licenses) --1) Master's or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university in a behavioral health service with a minimum of 24 semester credit hours of counseling related coursework as determined by the substance abuse credentialing committee. Coursework must include a significant clinical component, such as statistics coursework. Graduate coursework completed outside of the master or higher degree and submitted to meet curriculum requirements shall constitute no more than three semester credit hours;2) Pass Level II or higher examinations offered by the National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors.3) Complete a minimum of 3,200 hours of supervised work experience in substance abuse counseling in no less than 24 months. The supervised work experience is limited to the use of psychotherapy for the purpose of assessment, diagnosis and treatment of individuals, couples, families and groups as they relate to substance abuse and chemical dependency issues. The 3,200 hours of supervised work experience shall include a minimum of 1,600 hours of direct client contact.4) During the supervised work experience required in R4-6-705, an applicant for associate substance abuse counselor and independent substance abuse counselor licensure shall receive a minimum of 100 hours of clinical supervision in no less than 24 months. 5) During supervised work experience applicant shall demonstrate satisfactory performance in the following areas as they relate to substance abuse counseling: intake, diagnostics, assessment, triage, crisis intervention, treatment planning, family, group and individual psychotherapy, outreach, and consultation with other professionals by having the applicant's clinical supervisor submit a performance evaluation on forms available from the Agency.
Fees:
Application - $250Initial License - $250; Renewal (Biennially) - $350Continuing Education: 30 hours during 2-year renewal period
1) Bachelor degree from a regionally accredited college or university in a behavioral health service with a minimum of 30 semester credit hours of counseling related coursework as determined by the substance abuse credentialing committee; or a master's or higher degree from a regionally accredited college or university in a behavioral health service with a minimum of 24 semester credit hours of counseling related coursework as determined by the substance abuse credentialing committee. The Board shall not accept coursework that does not include a significant clinical component, such as statistics coursework, as meeting the coursework requirements in this Section.2) Pass Level II or higher examinations offered by the National Association of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Counselors.3) Complete a minimum of 3,200 hours of supervised work experience in substance abuse counseling in no less than 24 months. The supervised work experience is limited to the use of psychotherapy for the purpose of assessment, diagnosis and treatment of individuals, couples, families and groups as they relate to substance abuse and chemical dependency issues. The 3,200 hours of supervised work experience shall include a minimum of 1,600 hours of direct client contact.4) During supervised work experience applicant shall demonstrate satisfactory performance in the following areas as they relate to substance abuse counseling: intake, diagnostics, assessment, triage, crisis intervention, treatment planning, family, group and individual psychotherapy, outreach, and consultation with other professionals by having the applicant's clinical supervisor submit a performance evaluation on forms available from the Agency.
Major Requirements for Certification:
General Requirements --
1) The evaluation to determine qualification for certification shall not begin until an institutional recommendation or application for certification and official transcripts, and the appropriate fees have been received by the Department. Course descriptions, verification of employment, and other documents may also be required for the evaluation.2) The effective date of a new certificate shall be the date the evaluation is completed by the Department. The effective date of a renewed certificate shall be the date the evaluation for renewal is completed by the Department;3) All one-year certificates shall expire one year from the date of issuance. All certificates issued for more than one year shall expire on the holder's birth date in the year of expiration.4) If an applicant has not met all the requirements for the certificate or endorsement at the time of evaluation, the applicant shall have a maximum of two years to complete those requirements and request re-evaluation. One re-evaluation shall be provided at no additional fee within two years of the original evaluation.5) Only those degrees awarded by an accredited institution shall be considered to satisfy the requirements for certification.6) Professional preparation programs, courses, practical, and examinations required for certification shall be taken at an accredited institution or a Board-approved teacher preparation program.7) Only those courses in which the applicant received a passing grade or credit shall be considered to satisfy the requirements for certification.8) Teachers in grades 7 through 12 whose primary assignment is in an academic subject shall demonstrate proficiency by passing the appropriate subject area portion of the Arizona Teacher Proficiency Assessment. The subject areas of demonstrated proficiency shall be specified on the certificate. If a proficiency assessment is not offered in a subject area, an approved area shall consist of a minimum of 24 semester hours of courses in the subject;9) Teachers of homebound students shall hold the same certificate that is required of a classroom teacher.10) Effective January 1, 2008, all teachers and persons who are required to be fingerprinted to work in the classroom are required to have an Identity Verified Prints (IVP) Fingerprint Clearance Card. A valid non-IVP Fingerprint Clearance Card issued prior to January 1, 2008, will be accepted by Certification. Non-IVP Fingerprint Clearance Cards issued after January 1, 2008 will not be accepted.
Birth-Kindergarten Certification --1) Must hold an Early Childhood certificate or endorsement by July 1, 2012.2) Bachelor's degree3)
Elementary Teaching Certification --Provisional Certification (10,547 certificates):1) Bachelor's degree;2) One of the following: a) completion of a teacher preparation program in elementary education from an accredited institution or a Board-approved teacher preparation program; or 45 semester hours of education courses which teach the knowledge and skills of Arizona professional teaching standards, including at least eight semester hours of practicum in grades K-8. Two years of verified teaching experience in grades Pre kindergarten-8 may be substituted for the eight semester hours of practicum; or a valid elementary certificate from another state.
VeterinarianMajor Requirements for License:By Examination --1) Graduate from a college of veterinary medicine accredited by the AVMA or iscurrently licensed as a practicing veterinarian in another state, or holds a certificate of completion issued by the ECFVG or PAVE; 2) Official transcript sent directly to this Board by the AVMA accredited veterinary college from which the applicant graduated. The transcript must show graduation date and degree earned. If applicant is a graduating student at the time of application, a letter from dean of the veterinary program must be sent to the Board stating projected graduation date and good standing. Graduation date must be within 45 days following the exam. Exam/Application Fee - $400;3) If applicant is or was a licensed veterinarian in another state, each state orterritory of the United States must send directly to this Board a verification of licensure to include current standing, status of any current investigation or discipline received for violation of a veterinary medical practice act. If applicant is a foreign graduate, submit a copy of the ECFVG Certificate of Completion issued by the AVMA (Arizona Veterinary Medical Association) or a copy of the PAVE Certificate of Completion issued by the AAVSB;4) Pass the NAVLE (North American Veterinary Licensing Examination) with a score of at least 425 (75%) within 5 years of application for state examination and licensure. Scores must be submitted directly to our Board from the American Association of Veterinary State Boards (AAVSB). Exam Fee - $100.
By Endorsement:1) Graduate from a college of veterinary medicine accredited by the AVMA,or holds a certificate of completion issued by ECFVG or PAVE. Official transcript must be sent directly to the Board by the veterinary college, showing graduation date and degree earned;2) Applicant is currently licensed as a practicing veterinarian in another state. recognized by the AVMA. Note: The applicant's practice will be limited to the scope of the applicant's board certification. Each state or territory ofthe United States must send directly to this Board a verification of licensure to include current standing, status of any current investigation or discipline received for violation of a veterinary medical practice act. If applicant is a foreign graduate, submit a copy of the ECFVG Certificate of Completion issued bythe AVMA or a copy of the PAVE Certificate of Completion issued by the AAVSB;3) Typewritten letter or current resume summarizing experience and qualifications. 4) Verification of employment as a veterinarian for at least three of the preceding five years or six of thepreceding 10 years in one or more states before filing an application for licensure in Arizona.Endorsement/Application Fee - $750; License Fee: Initial - $200 (odd year); $100 (even year) Renewal (Biennially) - $350Continuing Education: 20 credit hours per renewal period; 10 credit hours if initial license in even year.Major Requirements for License:
1) Designate classification of license sought by the applicant;2) Names, addresses and telephone numbers of three persons not members of each applicant's immediate family, who can attest to the applicant's good character and reputation, experience in well drilling, and qualifications for licensing;3) Additional information relevant to the applicant's or qualifying party's experience and qualifications in well drilling as the Director of the Department of Water Resources may require;4). Demonstrate three years of experience, dealing specifically with the type of drilling for which the applicant is applying for a license. This experience requirement may be reduced if the Director finds that the applicant has clearly and convincingly demonstrated a high degree of understanding and knowledge of well drilling techniques for the type of drilling for which the applicant is applying for a license. In no case, however, shall the practical experience requirement be less than two years;5) Pass an examination (score of at least 70%) that shall consist of a section on legal requirements, a section on general knowledge and one or more of six specialized sections. The section on general knowledge will cover hydrologic concepts, principles, and practices in the well construction industry, and groundwater protection, pollution, water quality and public health effects.Exam Fees: State Rules and Regulations - None; National Groundwater - $75 each for minimum of two examsLicense Fee: Initial - $50; Renewal (Annual on or before June 30) - $10Continuing Education: None
For details, see Dept. of Weights and Measures Web site: http://azdwm.gov
Major Requirements for License:
Public Weighmaster (198 Licenses) --
1. Submit an application to the Department;
2. Valid Driver's License;
3. Pass Public Weighmaster Test, which is based on Arizona Revised Statutes, Administrative Rules and Handbook 44 requirements.
4. Obtain a stamp or seal
Deputy Weighmaster (1,073 Licenses) -- Same as above
Limited Weighmaster (377 Licenses) -- Same as above, except no test required
Fees:
License -- $48; Renewal (Annually) - $48
Continuing Education -- None
CContinuing Education:
Major Requirements for License:
1) Completion of a crematory certification program issued by the manufacturer of a retort, or an accredited organization that provides instruction for crematory operation;2) Whether the applicant has, within five years from the date of the application, had a license, registration, certificate, or endorsement suspended or revoked by any state funeral licensing authority; been convicted of or entered into a plea of no contest to a felony or to a misdemeanor that is reasonably related to the applicant's proposed area of licensure;3) Whether the applicant, within five years from the date of the application, has had an application for a license, registration, certificate, or endorsement denied or rejected by any state funeral licensing authority;4) Copy of a funeral establishment license or crematory authority certificate issued by the Arizona Department of Real Estate to a cemetery that operates a crematory.
5) Application Fee - $85Reciprocity: NoLicense Fee: Initial $85; Renewal (Annually by July 1) - $85 Continuing Education: None
Major License Requirements:
1) Submit business name of employing dealer or broker and its license number;
2) Submit to a background check.
Note: After licensure, you must notify the Department within 5 days of any change of dealer/broker and pay the applicable administrative fee. If you leave your dealer/broker and do not go to work for another dealer/broker immediately, you must return your license certificate to the department with a letter requesting inactive status and the applicable fee. Once you notify thedepartment of a new employing dealer, you may request reactivation of your license.
1) Written verification from: either The National Board For Certification In Occupational Therapy, Incorporated or the American Occupational Therapy Certification Board of a passing score on the examination administered by these entities; or certified letters of good standing issued by each state that has previously issued the applicant an occupational therapy license, provided at least 1 of the states requires standards for licensure equivalent to the requirements for licensure in Arizona2. Recommendation of good moral character from 2 health care professionals3) Application Fee -- $100
Continuing Education: 20 clock-hours within 2 years
Reciprocity is handled through initial license application.
Major Licensing Requirements:
1) Written verification from the National Athletic Trainers' Association of athletictraining certification or a passing score on the nationalexamination;2) Passage of the national examination and continuously maintains athletic training certification;3) Two letters attesting to the applicant's good moral character from health care providers licensed by the state.
Exempt from License Requirement:
1) Athletic trainers licensed in other states may practice in Arizona for a maximum of 60 days per year;2) Students enrolled in an athletic training education program;c) Athletic trainers who are employed in the U.S. armed forces, U.S. Public Health Service or U.S. Veteran's Administration.
License Fees: Initial License (1st Year) -- $250; Renewal License (Subsequent Year) -- $125, prorated based on length of time between the issuance of the original license and the time of license renewal. Renewal month based on first letter of last name.
Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for Certification:
By Examination --1) U.S. citizen 21 years of age and high school graduate or successfully completed GED and hold a valid Arizona driver's license (Class 2 or higher);2) Seek appointment to a law enforcement agency;3) Undergo a background investigation, a medical examination and a polygraph test. AZ POST audits all agency employment packages to ensure that the qualifications for certification are met;4) Enroll and successfully complete all requirements of basic peace officer course (police academy with minimum of 585 hours of prescribed mandated training).5) If applicant had prior certification and service as a peace officer in Arizona and the date of the last separation of service is less than three years from the new date of appointment, applicant can be recertified as a peace officer without being required to attend and successfully complete an academy. The appointee would, however, be required to submit to a background process that would include a physical examination and polygraph examination.
By Waiver --1) If applicant served honorably as a peace officer in another state or with a federal agency and meets all of the AZ POST requirements for eligibility, applicant may utilize the AZ POST Waiver Process. If successful, applicant would not be required to attend and successfully complete an academy. However, applicant will need to pass two tests: either a two-part written test consisting of 159 questions or officers from another state who are currently working as a peace officer, or have been actively working two of the past three years, or a seven-part written test consisting of 426 questions for those persons who have: a) served solely as Tribal officers and have not been certified by another state, b) Federal officers who have served solely in agencies with limited or specialty enforcement missions, or c) officers from another state who have been out of service for more than one year, or d) Arizona peace officers who's certification has lapsed. The second test is a three-part proficiency test consisting of: a) firearms qualification (day, night, target identification/discrimination); b) tactical driving qualification; and c) Peace Officer Physical Aptitude Test (POPAT). (All events are timed and scored in a pass/fail mode)Major Requirements of Certification:
1) U.S. citizen 21 years of age with a high school diploma or successfully completed a General Education Development (G.E.D.) examination; and possess a valid Arizona driver's license (Class 2 or higher);2) Undergo complete background and physical investigations as prescribed by the Director by a licensed physician designated by the Director;3) Before appointment as a state correctional officer, a person shall complete a Board-approved basic correctional officer training program;4) Pass written, oral, or practical demonstration examinations with a score of at least 70%;
Certification Fee: Initial - None; Renewal (Annually)Continuing Education: 8 hours every three years beginning January 1, following the date the officer is certified. Officer authorized to carry a firearm shall qualify each calendar year after appointment beginning January 1, following the date the officer received certified statusMajor Licensing Requirements:
By Examination:
1) Proof that the applicant graduated from barber school;2) Passage of examination within 1 year of application; Exam Fee - $100
By Reciprocity:
1) Proof that applicant graduated from barber school;2) Proof of a minimum 10th grade education;3) Proof applicant at least 16 years old;4) Copy of a current barber license from a state that has areciprocity agreement with Arizona;5) Documentation of at least 1 year of barbering work experience, notarized by the barber where the work was performed.
1) Passage of Barber Instructor Examination; Exam Fee - $1002) Current barber license number and 2 years experience;3) Name and address of barbering school attended forinstructor training and total hours of instructor training;;4) Proof of an earned GED, if applicable.
1) Written verification from: either The National Board For Certification In Occupational Therapy, Incorporated or the American Occupational Therapy Certification Board of a passing score on the examination administered by these entities; or certified letters of good standing issued by each state that has previously issued the applicant an occupational therapy license, provided at least one (1) of the states requires standards for licensure equivalent to the requirements for licensure in Arizona2. Recommendation of good moral character from 2 health care professionals3) Application Fee -- $100
Continuing Education: 12 clock-hours within 2 years
Reciprocity is handled through initial license application.
Major Requirements for Cosmetologist, Aesthetician or Nail Technologist Instructor's License:
By Examination --
1) Proof of graduation from a Board-approved school or, if applicant attended more than 1 school, copy of transfer application or certification of hours from each school including starting and ending dates;
2) Documentation of required work experience and proof of current licensure and licensure during the period experience was gained;
3) Proof of attainment of 23 years of age or high school equivalency.
License Fees: Initial - $40; Renewal (annually on or before birthday) - $30
Major Requirements for License by Reciprocity:
1) Certification of hours and proof of graduation or licensure in another state or a foreigncountry with initial and final dates of licensure; Certification Fee -- $30;
2) If previously licensed by the Board, type of license, license number, license expiration date, andthe name used on the license; 3) Statement of whether the applicant has ever had an aesthetics, cosmetology, or nail technology license suspended or revoked in any state or foreign country.
License Fees: Reciprocity License - $110; Renewal - See above.
Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for Certified Pharmacy Technician License (7,595 licenses):
1) At least 18 years of age;
2) High school diploma or the equivalent of ahigh school diploma;
3) Complete a pharmacy technician training program that meets the needs of the individual pharmacy. Training program defines specific tasks technician will perform and includes a drug compounding training program;
4) Pass the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) examination or another Board-approvedpharmacy technician examination.
License Fees: Initial - $46; Renewal (Biennially by Nov. 1 of the year it expires) - $72 (two years)
Continuing Education: 20 contact hours, including 2 hours in pharmacy law, within the biennial renewal period.
Major Requirements for Pharmacy Technician Trainee License (4,801 licenses):
1) At least 18 years of age;
2) High school diploma or the equivalent of ahigh school diploma
License Fees: Initial (2 Years) $46; Renewal: $36 (One-Time Renewal) . Note: Pharmacy Technician Trainee is expected to apply for Pharmacy Technician license and complete required training and pass examination as listed in items No. 3 and 4 above before license expires. Trainee can reapply for license 1 time.
Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for Pharmacy Graduate Intern License (88 licenses):
1) Current enrollment, in good standing, in a Board-approved college or school of pharmacy; or graduation from a college or school of pharmacy that is not approved by the Board; and proof that the applicant is certified by the Foreign Pharmacy Graduate Examination Committee (FPGEC); or by order of the Board if the Board determines the applicant needs intern training;
Major Requirements for Certification:
Supervisor (6 Certifications) --
1) State or jurisdiction in which the same or other professional or occupational certification, registration, or license is held by the applicant, type of certification, registration, or license, number, and year granted;
2) Current 40-hour HAZWOPER training certificate or current 8-hour HAZWOPER refresher certificate and a 40-hour HAZWOPER training certificate;
3) 12 months or more of on-site experience in hazardous chemical decontamination projects and a HAZWOPER certificate that shows the applicant held valid HAZWOPER certification during the 12 months of experience;
4) Current AHERA contractor or supervisor certification or a copy of a current AHERA refresher certificate and an AHERA contractor or supervisor training certificate;
5) Documentation of successful completion of a lead training course that meets the requirements of 29 CFR 1926.62(l), effective January 8, 1998, 63 FR 1296, the provisions of which are incorporated by reference and on file with the Secretary of State, copies of which are available at the office of the Board of Technical Registration;
Continuing Education: First Year - 8-hour Training Course approved by Board; Second and Subsequent Years - 2-hour Refresher Training Course approved by Board
On-Site Worker (9 Certifications) --
1) State or jurisdiction in which the same or other professional or occupational certification, registration, or license is held by the applicant, type of certification, registration, or license, number, and year granted;
2) Current 40-hour HAZWOPER training certificate or current 8-hour HAZWOPER refresher certificate and a 40-hour HAZWOPER training certificate;
Continuing Education: First Renewal - 8-hour Training Course approved by BoardMajor Requirements for Registration:
1) Pass a prearranged funeral salesperson state laws and rules examination - $80;
2) Specify any criminal activity within last 7 years;
3) Specify if denied license/registration or had license suspended or revoked by Board in last 7 years:
4) Notarized statement signed by the responsible funeral director verifying the applicant will be employed by the responsible funeral director upon issuance of the registration
5) Application Fee - $80
Reciprocity: NoLicense Fee - Initial - $85; Renewal (Annually by July 31) - $85
Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for Eligibility to Work:
1) 18 years of age or older.2) Report of a negative Mantoux skin test taken within six months of submitting the report; or written statement from a medical provider stating that, upon an evaluation of a positive Mantoux skin test taken within six months of submitting the medical provider's statement or a history of a positive Mantoux skin test, the individual was found to be free from tuberculosis3) Not be a participant of the facility as defined in R9-10-501(10).4) Within first week of employment, attend orientation that includes: policies and procedures, participant rights, including privacy and confidentiality, and facility rules; basic infection control techniques; andfire, safety, and emergency procedures. In addition, personnel providing direct care to participants shall attend four or more hours of orientation;License Fee - None; Adult Day Care facility to maintain personnel qualification recordsContinuing Education: Attend 10 hours of in-service training per year;Major Requirements for Registration:
1) Applicant must meet one of the following experience/education levels: completed five years of employment as a sanitarian aide in either a recognized public health agency or private industry in a position directly related to environmental health; or has satisfactorily completed at least five years of full-time military duty in the field of environmental health; or successfully completed 30 semester hours of credit at an accredited college or university in the natural sciences.2) Related to the requirements in No. 1, provide: letter from each individual who supervised the applicant, dates the individual supervised the applicant, totaling at least five years of employment directly related to environmental health; or letter from each individual who supervised the applicant, dates the individual supervised the applicant, totaling at least five years of full-time military duty in environmental health; or official transcript from each college or university;3) Pass sanitarian examination (score of 70% or better) administered by the Department of Health Services; Exam Fee - $110;4) Application Fee - $25
By Reciprocity --1) All of the above except No. 3, provided applicant is registered, certified or licensed as a sanitarian in another jurisdiction and the examination requirements in the applicant's regulatory jurisdiction are substantially equivalent to this state's examination requirements;
Registration Fee - Initial Renewal (Annually by Dec. 31) - $10Continuing Education - 12 hours per calendar year; None (0 hours) if license period is less than one yearMajor Requirements for Registration:
Medical Assistant Performing General Office Procedures --
Supervising physician shall register each medical assistant with the Board within two weeks of employment by submitting an application on a form supplied by the Board which documents the following:
1) Medical assistant's proposed job description; 2. Medical assistant's educational qualifications for the proposed delegated procedures; 3) Complete curriculum vitae of the medical assistant; 4) Supervising physician's qualifications to supervise the proposed delegated procedures. 5) Certificates of participation in training; proficiency certifications by relevant boards, associations, or societies; individual letters of documentation of preceptorships; or letters confirming on-the-job training by the parties who supervised such training. 6) Job descriptions or functions other than generally recognized homeopathic office procedures specified in these rules will be subject to individual review and approval by the full Board.
Fees:
Application Fee - $200
Registration Fee -- Initial (until end of calendar year) - Included in application fee; Renewal (Annually by Dec 31) - $200Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for Acupuncture License:
1) One of the following - (a) Transcript that shows evidence of graduation from or completed training from an approved acupuncture program and includes a list of the courses studied and clinical training received, grades or scores for each course and clinical training, and the name and address of the approved program;(b) Documentation of certification from the NCCAOM, its successor, or another certifying body recognized by the Board; or (c) Documentation that the applicant has been permitted by law to practice acupuncture in another state, district, or territory of the United States, or another country or subdivision of a country with standards substantially similar to those in this Chapter and that the applicant's license has not been revoked;2) Documentation of successfully completing a clean needle technique course approved by the Board;3) Whether applicant is certified by the NCCAOM, and if so, whether the certification is active and current, and the dates of issuance and expiration;4) Whether applicant has completed an acupuncture program accredited within the United States, or any other country or subdivision of any country, and if so, the date of completion of the program;5) Whether applicant has completed a minimum of 1850 hours of training in acupuncture that includes at least 800 hours of clinical training, and if so, the names and addresses of the schools attended, dates of attendance, and the diploma or degree obtained6) Whether applicant is certified by another certifying body, and if so, the name and address of the certifying body, and the dates of issuance and expiration of the certification;7) Whether applicant has passed a certifying or licensing examination in acupuncture, and if so, the name and address of the organization administering the examination;8) List of jurisdictions inside and outside the United State applicant has been permitted by law to practice acupuncture, license numbers, issuance dates, expiration dates, license limitations, current status, and whether the licenses were granted by endorsement, examination, or another means;9) If applicant has ever had a licensing authority deny a license or certificate to practice acupuncture, or revoke, suspend, limit, restrict, or take any other action regarding the applicant's license or certificate to practice acupuncture, and if so, an explanation;10) Application Fee - $150License Fee: Initial - $275; Renewal (Annually on date of original license) - $275Continuing Education: 15 hours of Board-approved continuing education each year
Major Requirements for Auricular Certification -- Certification in Treating Alcoholism, Substance Abuse, Chemical Dependency (56 certificates):
1) Documentation of successfully completing a Board-approved training program in auricular acupuncture for the treatment of alcoholism, substance abuse, or chemical dependency and a Board-approved clean needle technique course;2) List of jurisdictions inside and outside the United State applicant has been permitted by law to practice acupuncture, license numbers, issuance dates, expiration dates, license limitations, current status, and whether the licenses were granted by endorsement, examination, or another means;3) If applicant has ever had a licensing authority deny a license or certificate to practice acupuncture, or revoke, suspend, limit, restrict, or take any other action regarding the applicant's license or certificate to practice acupuncture, and if so, an explanation;4) Application Fee - $75Major Requirements for License:
By Examination --1) Pass NCLEX-PN exam; if exam taken before July 1988, score of at least 1600, or a score of not less than 350 on each part of the SBTPE for registered nurses; Exam Fee - $702) Data, location and results of taking the State Board Test Pool Examination (SBTPE), National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEXr)-PN in any state or territory of the United States or in Canada;3) Statement signed by a licensed practical nursing (LPN) program administrator or designee verifying that applicant graduated from Arizona-approved nursing program; or official transcript if licensed practical nurse program is located in another state or territory and meets educational standards that are substantially comparable to Board standards for educational programs under Arizona Administrative Code (AAC) R4-19-201 to R4-19-206; out-of-state programs included are LPN program, associate degree LPN program, or baccalaureate or higher degree of LPN program;4) Applicants from foreign degree program should contact Arizona State Board of Nursing for more details -www.azbn.gov;
By Endorsement -- No. 3 and 4 above and:1) Submit evidence of passing licensed practical nursing examination score in accordance with AAC R4-19-301(F);2) Previous or current license in another state or territory of the United States, andone of the following: a) completion of a nursing program that has been assigned a nursing program code by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing at the time of program completion and meets educational standards substantially comparable to Board standards for educational programs in AAC R4-19-201 to R4-19-206; b) completion of a nursing program that met the qualifications for a program code at the time of the applicant's graduation if before 1986 and the applicant was issued an initial license in another state or territory of the United States without being required to obtain additional education or experience, or c) for a graduate of a foreign nursing program, completion of a nursing program that meets the requirements in AAC R4-19-301(D)(1); In addition, an applicant who graduated from a foreign nursing program shall satisfy the English proficiency requirements in R4-19-301(D)(2) if the applicant has not practiced nursing for a minimum of 960 hours within the past five years in another state, territory, or country where English is the primary language.2) Endorsement Fee - $150
Major Requirements for Certification:
By Examination:
1) List of all states in which the applicant is or has been registered as a nursing assistant and the certificate number;2) Pass the written and manual skills sections of certified nursing assistant examination; Exam Fee - $40;3) Meet one of four following criteria: a) proof of completing a nursing assistant training program approved by the Board; b) proof of completing a nursing assistant training program approved in another state or territory of the United States consisting of at least 120 hours; c) proof of completing a nursing assistant program approved in another state or territory of the United States of at least 75 hours of instruction and working as a nursing assistant for an additional number of hours that together with the hours of instruction, equal at least 120 hours; d) proof that the applicant either holds a valid nursing license in the U.S. or territories, has graduated from an approved nursing program, or otherwise meets educational requirements for a registered or practical nursing license in Arizona;
By Endorsement: No. 2 above and1) List all employers during the past two years, if current employment is less than one year;2) Is listed as active on a nursing assistant register or a substantially equivalent register by another state or territory of the United States; and one or more of the following criteria: a) currently is working in nursing, performing nursing assistant activities, whether the job description or job title includes the term certified nursing assistant; b) has worked in nursing, performing nursing assistant activities, whether the job description or job title included the term "certified nursing assistant" for at least 160 hours within the past two years; or c) has completed a nursing assistant training program and passed the required examination within the past two years.3) Endorsement Fee with Document -- $50
Certification Fee: Renewal With Document - $50; Without Document - $0 Major Requirements for Certification:
*Note, see specialties recognized after certification requirements.
1) Hold a current Arizona registered nurse (RN) license in good standing or an RN license in good standing from a compact party state with multi-state privileges2) Educational background, including the name and location of all advanced practice registered nursing education programs or schools attended, the number of years attended, the length of each program, the date of graduation or completion, and the type of degree or certificate awarded;3) Information regarding national certification or recertification as an advanced practice registered nurse in the category and specialty area, if applicable, for which the applicant is applying, including the name of the certifying organization, specialty area, certification number, date of certification, and expiration date;4a) For an RNP applicant, submit an official transcript directly from an accredited institution accredited or a Board-approved database that provides evidence of a graduate degree with a major in nursing; 4b) For a CNS applicant, submit: an official transcript directly from an accredited institution or a Board-approved database that provides evidence of a graduate degree with a major in nursing; and evidence that the applicant completed a program in a clinical specialty that prepared the applicant to practice as a CNS, as part of a graduate degree or post-masters program; 5) For an RNP applicant who completed a registered nurse practitioner program that was not part of a graduate degree from a regionally accredited university, submit documentation of completing a program in the specialty area for which the applicant is applying. 6) For an applicant who completed an RNP program, CNS program, or graduate program in a foreign jurisdiction, submit an evaluation from the Commission on Graduates of Foreign Nursing Schools or a Board-approved credential evaluation service that indicates the applicant's program is comparable to a U.S. graduate nursing program, clinical nurse specialist program, or registered nurse practitioner program in the specialty area
Following specialty area certifications and exams meet the Board requirements:1) American Academy of Nurse Practitioner certification in the specialties of: Adult Nurse Practitioner, Family Nurse Practitioner,2) American Nurses Credentialing Center certification in the specialties of: Acute Care Nurse Practitioner, Adult Nurse Practitioner, Family Nurse Practitioner, Geriontological Nurse Practitioner, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner, Adult Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, Family Psychiatric and Mental Health Nurse Practitioner;3) Pediatric Nursing Certification Board Certification in the specialty of Pediatric Nurse Practitioner;4) National Certification Corporation for Obstetric, Gynecological, and Neonatal Nursing Specialties certification in the specialties of: Women's Health Nurse Practitioner, Neonatal Nurse Practitioner,5) American College of Nurse Midwives Certification Council certification in the specialty of Nurse Midwife.
Major Requirements for Certification:By Examination:1) Official transcript or letter, along with signature of registrar of university or college where applicant completed all requirements of an accredited educational program that includes official seal of university or college;2) Verification of passing a national examination for physical therapist assistants as evidenced by an original notice of examination results;3) Verification of passing a jurisprudence examination as evidenced by an original notice of examination results
By Endorsement: All of above and:1) Name of licensing or certifying agency of any jurisdiction in which the applicant is currently or has been previously licensed;2) Verification of each license, signed and dated by an official of the agency licensing or certifying the applicant, that includes the official seal of the licensing or certifying agency and all of the following: name of the applicant, license number and date of issuance, current status of the license, and expiration date of the license; statement of whether the applicant was ever denied a license by the agency and if so, an explanation; and statement of whether any disciplinary action is pending or has ever been taken against the applicant and if so, an explanation;
License Fee: Initial - $120 or $160 (depending on month and odd/even year); Renewal - $55Continuing Education: NoneMajor Requirements for Certification:
Commercial or Private Pesticide Applicator (805 certifications)Note: Following criteria apply to both private and commercial certification, unless otherwise designated.1) Designate whether application is for commercial or private applicator certification; and if commercial, categories in which the applicant seeks to be certified;2) Whether applicant has had a similar certification revoked, suspended, or denied in this or any other jurisdiction during the last three years, and the nature of the violation;3) If for private applicator fumigation certification, score at least 75 percent on a written fumigation examination administered by the Department;4) Pass a core examination (score of at least 75%) and, either annually passes any other specialty examination, or takes continuing education credits to obtain certification renewal (see "Continuing Education," below)Certification Fee -- Initial (Up to 1 year, expiring Dec. 31) - $50; Renewal (1 or 2 Years on or before Dec.31) - $50 per licensing year.Continuing Education: Private Applicator - 3 credit hours for each year of renewal, or retakes and passes written examinations for areas of specialty; Commercial Applicator - 6 credit hours for each year of renewal, or retakes and passes written examinations in areas of specialty.
Major Requirements for Aerial Applicator License (43 licenses):
1) Have a valid agricultural aircraft pilot license and valid commercial applicator certification issued under Department of Agriculture;2) have a valid commercial pilot's certificate issued by the Federal Aviation Administration;3) Divulge whether the applicant has had a similar certification or license revoked, suspended, or denied in this or any other jurisdiction during the three years before the date of application and the nature of the violation;4) Pass core examination and specialized exam in aerial pesticide application (scores of at least 75% on both);License Fee: Initial (Up to 1 year, expiring Dec. 31) - $50; Renewal (1 or 2 Years on or before Dec.31) - $50 per licensing year; passage of written exam in aerial pesticide application required for full license renewal;Continuing Education: NoneMajor Requirements for License:Note: Applies to both Securities Dealer, Securities Dealer Representative --1) Application for registration as a dealer or salesman may be made by means of the National Association of Securities Dealers/North American Securities Administrators Association Central Registration Depository System (CRD System) by applicants entitled to use such system;2) Filing of Form BD or Form U-4 with the CRD System does not constitute an automatic registration in this state. Dealers or salesmen should not consider themselves registered until a notice of effective registration has been issued by the Commission;3) Filing of documents and information with the CRD System is equivalent to filing with the Commission
For details, go to Department of Public Safety Web site: http://www.dps.state.az.us
Major Requirements for License:
Pest Control Applicator (5,982 licenses)
1) Initial applicator license training (available from the Office of Pest Control Management at no cost)
Fees:Application (Initial License) -- $30; Renewal (Annually by May 31) -- On-line, $20; By Mail, $25
Continuing Education:6 hours annually
Qualifying Party (ensures the supervision and training of all applicators) (1,372 licenses) 1) 3,000 or more hours of practical experience in each category applied for within five (5) years immediately preceding application, or 2000 hours or more of practical experience in each category applied for and 12 semester hours of education directly related to the category(ies) applied for within five years immediately preceding this application;
2) Passing scores on applicable examinations
3) Director approval
Fees:
Application (Initial License) -- $150; License Renewal (Annually by December 31) -- On-line, $120; By Mail, $125
Continuing Education: 6 hours annually
Major Requirements for Hunting/Fishing/Hunting & Fishing Guide License:
1) Have a current hunting or fishing license;2) Score 80% or more on appropriate guide license examination - study packets and testing dates are available from any regional office. 3) Renewal, submit previous year's guide report.
Fees:Initial - $300; Renewal (Annually) by Dec. 31 - $300
Continuing Education: None
For more details, go to Web site: Game and Fish Web site: http://www.azgfd.gov/eservices/special_licenses/guide.shtml
Major Requirements for License:
By Examination --
1) Baccalaureate degree in social work from a regionally accredited college or university in a program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education or an equivalent foreign degree as determined by the Foreign Equivalency Determination Service of the Council on Social Work Education;2) Licensure as a master social worker or a clinical social worker shall have a master or higher degree in social work from a regionally accredited college or university in a program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education or an equivalent foreign degree as determined by the Foreign Equivalency Determination Service of the Council on Social Work Education;To be licensed as a baccalaureate social worker, an applicant shall receive a passing score on the bachelors, masters, advanced generalist or clinical examination offered by A.S.W.B. 3) To be licensed as a master social worker, an applicant shall receive a passing score as on the masters, advanced generalist or clinical examination offered by A.S.W.B.; to be licensed as a clinical social worker, an applicant shall receive a passing score on the clinical examination offered by A.S.W.B.4) Applicant for clinical social worker licensure shall complete a minimum of 3,200 hours of supervised work experience in the practice of clinical social work in no less than 24 months, a minimum of which is 1600 hours of direct client contact. There is no supervised work experience requirement for licensure as a baccalaureate social worker or a master social worker.
By Reciprocity: Yes1) Applicant is currently licensed or certified in another state by a state regulatory entity in the discipline for which the applicant is requesting licensure in Arizona and the license or certification is in effect and in good standing;2) Passage of an examination was required for the certification or licensure and the applicant passed the required examination or the applicant has passed the licensure examination required for the discipline and level license sought by the applicant;3) The credentialing committee determines that the applicant's qualifications substantially meet the current requirements for Arizona licensure;4) Prior to applying for licensure in Arizona, an applicant was engaged in the practice of behavioral health for a minimum of 800 hours each year for at least five out of the last seven years in the state issuing the license;5) Prior to applying for licensure in Arizona, an applicant for licensure as a bachelor social worker or a master social worker has practiced as a social worker for a minimum of 800 hours each year for at least five out of the last seven years in the state issuing the license used by the applicant to qualify for licensure by reciprocity; and the applicant is not the subject of a pending complaint before the Board or any other state behavioral health regulatory entity and has not had a license or certificate to practice a health care profession suspended or revoked by another state behavioral health regulatory entity.
1) Master's or higher degree in counseling or a related field from: a) regionally accredited college or university in a program that consists of a minimum of 48 semester credit hours, or a program accredited by C.A.C.R.E.P. (Council on Accreditation for Counseling and Related Educational Programs) or C.O.R.E. (Council on Rehabilitation Education) in a program that consists of a minimum of 48 semester credit hours.;2) Beginning on January 1, 2008, the program of study required shall include a minimum of 60 semester credit hours;3) An applicant for professional counselor licensure shall be deemed to meet the curriculum requirements in this Section if the applicant holds an active associate counselor license in good standing;4) An applicant for professional counselor licensure who received a master or higher degree before July 1, 1989, and whose program of study did not offer a practicum, shall have completed three years of post-master or higher degree work experience in counseling under direct supervision. One year of a doctoral-clinical internship may be substituted for one year of supervised work experience;5) Applicant who did not attend a college or university in Arizona shall provide: a) a university or college catalogue course description for the year and semester the applicant was enrolled in the course for every course the applicant submits to meet the curriculum requirements and any additional documentation the Counseling Credentialing Committee determines is necessary to evaluate an applicant's curriculum;6) Beginning on January 1, 2008, an applicant with a master or higher degree in counseling or a related field from a program accredited by C.A.C.R.E.P. or C.O.R.E. whose program of study did not include a minimum of 60 semester credit hours may submit coursework obtained outside of the degree from a regionally accredited college or university;7) Applicants must receive a passing score on an approved licensure examination from one of the bodies:: a) National Board for Certified Counselors, Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor Certification8) Applicant must complete a minimum of 3200 hours of supervised work experience in the practice of professional counseling in no less than 24 months. Supervised work experience in the practice of professional counseling is limited to the use of psychotherapy for the purpose of assessment, diagnosis and treatment of individuals, couples, families and groups. The 3200 hours of supervised work experience in professional counseling shall include a minimum of 1600 hours of direct client contact.By Reciprocity: Yes1) Applicant is currently licensed or certified in another state by a state regulatory entity in the discipline for which the applicant is requesting licensure in Arizona and the license or certification is in effect and in good standing;2) Passage of an examination was required for the certification or licensure and the applicant passed the required examination or the applicant has passed the licensure examination required for the discipline and level license sought by the applicant;3) The credentialing committee determines that the applicant's qualifications substantially meet the current requirements for Arizona licensure;4) Prior to applying for licensure in Arizona, an applicant was engaged in the practice of behavioral health for a minimum of 800 hours each year for at least five out of the last seven years in the state issuing the license;5) Prior to applying for licensure in Arizona, an applicant for licensure as a bachelor social worker or a master social worker has practiced as a social worker for a minimum of 800 hours each year for at least five out of the last seven years in the state issuing the license used by the applicant to qualify for licensure by reciprocity; and the applicant is not the subject of a pending complaint before the Board or any other state behavioral health regulatory entity and has not had a license or certificate to practice a health care profession suspended or revoked by another state behavioral health regulatory entity.
Fees:
Radiologic Technologist (5327 Certifications)
Major Requirements for License:1) At least 18 years of age.2) Successfully completed or obtained a four-year course of study in a secondary school approved by the board or an equivalent board approved course of study in addition to a course of study at a school of radiologic technology approved by the board.
Fees: Certification Fee: Initial - $60; Renewal (expiring on birthday on even or odd year depending on first initial of last name -- A through M (even year); L through Z (odd year) - $60
Mammography Technologist (740 Certifications)
Major Requirements for Certification:
1) Hold a current radiologic technologist certificate issued by the board.2) Complete 40 hours of didactic instruction and at least 160 hours of clinical instruction taught by a facility accredited by the American College of Radiology or licensed by this state.3) Have interpreted or reviewed an average of 300 mammograms per year during the precedingtwo years or have completed a radiology residency that included mammogram image interpretation;4) Pass an exam in mammography administered by either the board or by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.
Fees:Application -- $20Certification Fee: Initial (2 Years) - $60; Renewal (expiring on birthday on even or odd year depending on first initial of last name -- A through M (even year); L through Z (odd year) - $60 Continuing Education: 15 hours every three years
Major Requirements for Nursing Care Administrator License by Exam:
1. Hold a minimum of a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university and successfully complete an Administrator in Training (AIT) program; 2. Hold a minimum of a masters degree in a health-related field from an accredited college or university; or hold a minimum of an associate of arts degree in nursing from an accredited college or university and:a) Be currently licensed as a registered nurse under A.R.S. 32-1632,b) Have worked as a registered nurse for five of the last seven years, andc) Successfully complete an AIT program.3. Examination.a. Obtain the scaled passing score on the NAB (National Association of Board of Examiners for Nursing Home Administrators) examination, andb. obtain a score of at least 80 percent on the Arizona examination.
Requirements for Initial License by Reciprocity:1. Substantially equivalent educational requirement.a. Meet the education and training requirement described in R4-33-201(1), orb. Hold ACHCA certification;2. Hold a valid and current license as a nursing care institution administrator issued by a state or territory, which was obtained by passing the NAB examination; andb) Obtain a score of at least 80 percent on the Arizona examination;3. Have submitted directly to the Board a certified copy of the valid and current license issued by a state or territory, andc. Have submitted directly to the Board the score that the applicant obtained on the NAB examination.
Fees:Initial application -- $100Arizona examination -- $500Issuance of a (2-Year) license, $260 or $11 for each month remaining in the biennial periodRenewal (2-Year) -- $300
Continuing Education:50 hours of Board-approved continuing education during each biennial period.
Major Requirements for Initial Certification:
1. 21 years of age or older2. a) Earn a high school diploma or G.E.D., and b.) Complete, within one year before the date of application for certification, a training program in personal, supervisory, and directed care and management of an assisted living facility that is:i. Approved by the Department under A.A.C. R9-10-724, andii. Provided by an institution licensed by the Board of Private Postsecondary Education under A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 30 or exempt from licensing by the Board of Private Postsecondary Education, orhold a license in good standing issued under A.R.S. Title 32, Chapter 13, 15, or 17 or Article 2;3. Complete at least 2,080 hours of paid work experience in a health-related field within the five years before application;4. Obtain a score of at least 75 percent on the Arizona examination;5. Complete an adult cardiopulmonary resuscitation and basic first-aid training program;6. "Character Certification" form submitted directly to the Board by two individuals who have known the applicant for at least three years and are not related to, employed by, or employing the applicant;
Fees:
1. Initial application, $1002. Arizona examination, $1003. Issuance of a (2-Year) Certificate, $100 (or $4 for each month remaining in the biennial period)4. Renewal (2 Years), $100
Continuing Education:
24 hours of Board-approved continuing education during each biennial period. During the biennial period in which a manager is initially certified, the manager shall obtain one hour of Board-approved continuing education for each month or part of a month remaining in the biennial period.Major Requirements for License:By Examination:1) Official transcript or letter, along with signature of registrar of university or college where applicant completed all requirements of an accredited educational program that includes official seal of university or college;2) Verification of passing a national examination in physical therapy as evidenced by an original notice of examination results;3) Verification of passing a jurisprudence examination as evidenced by an original notice of examination results;4) Statement if applicant has ever been licensed as a physical therapist in any other jurisdiction of the United States or foreign country;5) Foreign educated applicant, see Board of Physical Therapy Web site: www.ptboard.state.az.us;
By Endorsement: All of the above and:1) Name of licensing or certifying agency of any jurisdiction in which the applicant is currently or has been previously licensed;2) Verification of each license, signed and dated by an official of the agency licensing or certifying the applicant, that includes the official seal of the licensing or certifying agency and all of the following: name of the applicant, license number and date of issuance, current status of the license, and expiration date of the license; statement of whether the applicant was ever denied a license by the agency and if so, an explanation; and statement of whether any disciplinary action is pending or has ever been taken against the applicant and if so, an explanation;
License Fee: Initial - $190 or $260 (depending on month and odd/even year); Renewal (Biennially on or before Sept. 1 in even-numbered years) - $160
Continuing Education: 20 hours during each 2-year compliance period
Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Major Requirements for Certification:
1) Provide proof of minimum education and training either by passing the Board's certification examination or presenting a valid certificate issued on the basis of an examination by a certificate-granting body recognized by the Board;2) Provide evidence of having completed a total of 80 hours of instruction from qualified instructors in the following subjects: radiation safety, conventions in densitometry, densitometry techniques, anatomy, precision and accuracy, quality control, osteoporosis overview, and understanding data;
Fees:
License Fee: Initial (2 Years) - $60; Renewal (expiring on birthday on even or odd year depending on first initial of last name -- A through M (even year); L through Z (odd year) - $60 Continuing Education: None
Major Requirements for Registration:
1) Evidence of successful completion of the current national professional examination or waiver of the examination pursuant to A.R.S. 32-126 and R4-30-203 in the category, and branch if applicable, for which registration is sought. Applicants shall arrange to have their examination results sent directly to the Board from the applicable testing agency holding the examination results;
2) Evidence of successful completion of 80 hours of classroom training or an equivalent course conducted by an educational facility that is licensed by the applicable post-secondary education regulatory agency in the home state of the facility, or accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council, or by an accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education;
3) Certified transcripts sent directly to the Board from the registrar of each college, university, or educational institution the applicant attended, unless previously provided to the Board;
4) State or jurisdiction in which the applicant holds any other professional or occupational registration, certification, or license; type of registration, certification or license number; year granted; how registration, certification, or license was granted (by examination, education, experience, or reciprocity); and the number of examination hours taken by the applicant;
1) Evidence of successful completion, within two years before the date of application, of the National Home Inspector Examination as administered by the Examination Board of Professional Home Inspectors;
2) Evidence of successful completion of 80 hours of classroom training or an equivalent course conducted by an educational facility that is licensed by the applicable post-secondary education regulatory agency in the home state of the facility, or accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council, or by an accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education
1) Evidence of successful completion of the current national professional examination or waiver of the examination pursuant to A.R.S. 32-126 and R4-30-203 in the category, and branch if applicable, for which registration is sought. Applicants shall arrange to have their examination results sent directly to the Board from the applicable testing agency holding the examination results;
2) Evidence of successful completion of 80 hours of classroom training or an equivalent course conducted by an educational facility that is licensed by the applicable post-secondary education regulatory agency in the home state of the facility, or accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council, or by an accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education
3) Certified transcripts sent directly to the Board from the registrar of each college, university, or educational institution the applicant attended, unless previously provided to the Board
4) State or jurisdiction in which the applicant holds any other professional or occupational registration, certification, or license; type of registration, certification or license number; year granted; how registration, certification, or license was granted (by examination, education, experience, or reciprocity); and the number of examination hours taken by the applicant;
1) Evidence of successful completion of the current national professional examination or waiver of the examination pursuant to A.R.S. 32-126 and R4-30-203 in the category, and branch if applicable, for which registration is sought. Applicants shall arrange to have their examination results sent directly to the Board from the applicable testing agency holding the examination results;
2) Evidence of successful completion of 80 hours of classroom training or an equivalent course conducted by an educational facility that is licensed by the applicable post-secondary education regulatory agency in the home state of the facility, or accredited by the Accrediting Commission of the Distance Education and Training Council, or by an accrediting agency approved by the United States Department of Education;
3) Certified transcripts sent directly to the Board from the registrar of each college, university, or educational institution the applicant attended, unless previously provided to the Board;
4) State or jurisdiction in which the applicant holds any other professional or occupational registration, certification, or license; type of registration, certification or license number; year granted; how registration, certification, or license was granted (by examination, education, experience, or reciprocity); and the number of examination hours taken by the applicant;
1) State or jurisdiction in which the applicant holds any other professional or occupational registration, certification, or license; type of registration, certification or license number; year granted; how registration, certification, or license was granted (by examination, education, experience, or reciprocity); and the number of examination hours taken by the applicant;
2) Name of the state or jurisdiction, type of professional or occupational registration, certification, or license the applicant is seeking; the current status of any application for professional or occupational registration, certification, or license pending in any state or jurisdiction;
3) Relevant certified transcripts sent directly to the Board from the registrar of educational institutions the applicant attended;
4) Certificate of Experience Record and Reference forms from the applicant's present and past immediate supervisors. The applicant shall also provide Certificate of Experience Record and Reference forms to additional references as required by the Board:
1) Written documentation of either a current CCC or completion of a minimum of 60 semester credit hours or semester credit hour equivalents in audiology from an accredited college or university as evidence of completion of an equivalent to a master's degree in audiology; Sixty (60) semester credit hours must include a minimum of 21 graduate level semester credit hours in the area of audiology and a minimum of six semester credit hours in the area of speech-language pathology;2) Written documentation of either a current CCC or completion of a minimum of 300 clock hours in a clinical practicum at an accredited college or university as evidence of completion of a clinical practicum in audiology; 300 clock hours shall include at least 20 clock hours in speech-language pathology and 250 clock hours or more in audiology;4) Written documentation of either a current CCC or completion of 36 weeks or more of a clinical fellowship as evidence of completion of the postgraduate professional experience; clinical fellowship shall be completed within seven years from the date the clinical practicum was completed;5) Written documentation of a passing grade on the ETSNESPA or a copy of a current CCC;6) If dispensing hearing aids, written documentation of passing a hearing aid dispenser examination;7) Application Fee - $100License Fee - $100; Renewal (Annually 30 days before license expiration) - $100Continuing Education - Twelve (12) Credit Hours every 12 months
Major Requirements for License:
By Examination --
1) Completed at least a four-year course in an accredited high school or passed the general education development tests and copy of high school diploma, GED certificate or post-secondary degree;2) Pass written and practical hearing aid dispensing examinations given by the Department of Health Services; to pass, applicant needs score of 75% or above on both parts of exam; Exam Fee - $250; 3) List of each state that has issued applicant a hearing aid dispenser license;
By Reciprocity --
1) Copy of current license;2) Name of each state that issued applicant a current hearing aid dispenser license, license number, date license was issued;3) Statement, on the letterhead of the government agency that issued the hearing aid dispenser license and signed by an officer of the government agency, that the applicant holds a current hearing aid dispenser license in good standing; copy of the state statutes and administrative rules for hearing aid dispensers;copy of the written and practical portions of a hearing aid dispenser examination taken by the applicant or a detailed description of each portion of the examination; state agency's statement of the applicant's score on each section of a hearing aid dispenser examination, minimum passing score for each section, and minimum passing score for whole examination; 4) Application Fee - $100
1) Written documentation of either a current CCC or completion of a minimum of 60 semester credit hours or semester credit hour equivalents in audiology or speech-language pathology from an accredited college or university as evidence of completion of an equivalent to a master's degree in audiology or speech-language pathology; Sixty (60) semester credit hours must include a minimum of 21 graduate level semester credit hours in the area of speech-language pathology and a minimum of six semester credit hours in the area of audiology.2) Written documentation of either a current CCC or completion of a minimum of 300 clock hours in a clinical practicum at an accredited college or university as evidence of completion of a clinical practicum in audiology or speech-language pathology; 300 clock hours shall include at least 20 clock hours in audiology and 250 clock hours or more in speech-language pathology3) Written documentation of either a current CCC or completion of 36 weeks or more of a clinical fellowship as evidence of completion of the postgraduate professional experience; clinical fellowship shall be completed within seven years from the date the clinical practicum was completed;4) Written documentation of a passing grade on the ETSNESPA or a copy of a current CCC;5) Copy of a temporary or standard certificate in speech-language therapy issued by the State Board of Education;6) Copy of an employment contract or an employment contract conditioned upon the applicant's licensure, with a local education agency or state-supported institution; 7) Application Fee - $100License Fee - $100; Renewal (Annually 30 days before license expiration) - $100Continuing Education - Ten (10) Credit Hours every 12 months
Driver's Training School Instructor (311 licenses) -- includes car, motorcycle, and adaptive rehabilitative car
Major Requirements for Certification:
1) At least 21 years old;2) Submit a letter from the current employer recommending that the individual be considered as a classroom instructor3) To remain qualified, teach a minimum of 12 hours of classroom or refresher training every 24 months from the date the classroom instructor is first recognized by the Department as qualified4) Pass an examination given by the Division which may consist of an actual demonstration or a written test;5) Hold a valid Arizona driver license in vehicle they will be training and have a satisfactory driving record;6) Physically and mentally able to safely operate a motor vehicle and to train others in the operation of motor vehicles. To substantiate this, the superintendent may require a properly signed and completed certificate of medical examination conducted by a person qualified and licensed to practice medicine in Arizona.
Fees:
Application Fee -- $10; Renewal (Annually) -- $10Private company needs to sponsor instructor (see company for fees)Continuing Education: As needed by Motor Vehicle Division
Commercial Driver's License School lnstructor: (103 licenses) -- Bus and School Bus, Truck
Major Requirements for Certification:
All of the above and:1) Official name of the school at which the applicant will be an instructor2) Have a minimum of three years of driving experience pertaining to the operation of a commercial vehicle representative of the type and class for which the applicant is seeking certification;3) Have a total of three years experience in: issuing driver licenses; instructing driver education;instructing professional driving, or any combination of the three.
Qualification for License: 1. Attend at least 33 units of class instruction as prescribed by agency and receive a passing grade of not less than 75 percent. Applicant exempt from class instruction if can show at least three years of loan originator experience immediately preceding the time of application. At least one half of experience must involve originating loans secured by a mortgage, deed of trust, or other lienon residential real estate located in Arizona.
License Fees:1. Application fee (non-refundable) - $350;2. Initial license (prorated according to the number of quartersremaining until the next annual renewal) - $150;3. Annual renewal (by Dec. 31) or fee for change to inactive status - $150.
Continuing Education:
6 units (as prescribed by agency) per annual renewal, with 3 units in a live classroom setting
Major Requirements:
1) Fill out application -- subject to approval by department;2) Keep a register and exhibit it upon request of authorized representatives of the Game and Fish Department and the United States Fish and Wildlife Service, of the names and addresses of persons who furnish raw and unmounted specimens, the taker's tag or license number, the date and number of each species of wildlife received, and shall by the 10th day of October, January, April and July, file a legible report in English with the department of such entries except names and addresses on forms provided therefor.
Continuing Education: NoneMajor Requirements for License: (* Proposed rules for new license; expected to start in 2nd half of 2009)
Education:
1) Complete an approved training program that contains at least 60 credit hours of general education and speech-language pathology technical coursework from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university, of which at least:a. 20 credit hours are in general education, andb. 20 credit hours are in speech-language pathology technical coursework.
2) Complete at least 100 hours of clinical interaction that does not include observation, under the supervision of a licensed master's level licensed speech-language pathologist.
Continuing Education: Ten (10) hours prior to license renewal.
Major Requirements for Certification:
1. At least 18 years of age.2. Citizen or legal resident of the United States.3. Satisfy the requirements of section 32-4022, Arizona Revised Statutes4. Be of good moral character;5. Possess high school diploma or a general equivalency diploma or a similar documentor certificate;6. Demonstrate reasonable proficiency in making verbatim records of trial or judicial orrelated proceedings;7. Comply with the laws and rules and orders adopted by the supreme court governingcourt reporters in this state
Education:
1. Obtain one year of experience in making verbatim records of meetings, conferences,hearings or judicial or related proceedings by means of written symbols or abbreviationsin shorthand or machine writing and in transcribing these records;2. Obtain a verified certificate of satisfactory completion of a prescribed course ofstudy from a court reporting school;3. Obtain a national court reporters association's registered professional reporter orregistered merit reporter certificate;4. Obtained a valid certificate to practice court reporting issued by another state other thanthis state.
Exam:
1. Pass a national court reporters association's registered professional reporter examination or analternative demonstration of proficiency approved by the supreme court.2. Pass a written knowledge test of rules of the Supreme Court of Arizona and statutes of thisstate relating to court reporters.
Major Requirements for all following licensees -- adjuster, bail bond agent, insurance producer, surplus lines broker or managing general agent -- include:
1. At least 18 years of age;
2. Pass examinations for the lines of authority for which the individual has applied;
3. Paid fees prescribed in section 20-167 of Arizona State Statutes;
License Fees:
Application/License (4-Year) Fee:
1, For all lines other than Surplus Lines: $120 for one or more lines of authority;
2. Surplus Lines License Broker or Mexican Insurance Surplus Lines Broker: $500 to add the authority to an existing Arizona insurance license that has a remaining term of two years or less; or $1,000 to add the authority to an Arizona insurance license that has more than two years remaining in its term, or aspart of a newly issued Arizona insurance license.
Exam Fees:
Single Insurance Line -- $49; Combined (Two) Insurance Lines -- $62
Continuing Education:
40 hours every four years for non-resident licensees; none for Arizona resident licensees
Major Requirements:
1. Pass Business Management Examination; 2. Pass trade exam and have verifiable trade experience (where required);3. Obtain a Transaction Privilege Tax License number from the Arizona Department of Revenue; 4 . Submit a completed application with the required fees and bonds.
Exam Fees:
One (1) examination for either Contractor Business Management Examination or a single trade test --$63; Two (2) examinations for the Contractor Business Management Examination and a single trade test --$120; Retake fee for two (2) examinations for the Contractor Business Management Examination and a single Trade Test -- 120; Retake fee for each examination -- $633.
1. Photocopy of a diploma awarded upon successful completion of a respiratory therapy training program;
2. Proof of passing CRT examination or Board-approved respiratory training program; If a new graduate, a copy of passing CRT or RRT examination certificate or score sheet;
3. All required written statements and court documentation related to all declarations regarding background and qualifications;
4. Verification If licensed in another state.
Fees:
Application -- $100* Initial License -- $120; Renewal (2nd year of license on birth date) -- $120
* $200 if received respiratory therapy training in a foreign country
Continuing Education:
Complete twenty (20) continuing education units (CEUs) during two-year license renewal period.
Major Requirements for Certification:
1) 18 years or older;2) Satisfactory evidence of graduation from a two-year curriculum in veterinary technology, or the equivalent of such graduation as determined by the Board in a college or other institution approved by the Board; or satisfactory evidence that the applicant has been employed for at least two years as a veterinary assistant under the supervision of a veterinarian regularly licensed in this state and is recommended to the Board by the employing veterinarian or veterinarians;3) Application/examination fee - $150;4) Typewritten letter to the Board or an updated resume giving background information, experience and qualification;5) If applying for certification based upon graduation from an accredited two-year college, an official final transcript must be sent directly to this Board by the school from which you graduated; or if the application is based on experience, following is required: a) verification of employment giving satisfactory evidence of being employed for at least two years (4,160 hours) as a veterinary assistant under the supervision of a veterinarian regularly licensed in this state. The hours may be completed at more than one premise; b) a notarized letter from each Arizona licensed veterinarian who employed the applicant during the two years, verifying the employment, indicating the length of employment and recommending the applicant. The form, "Veterinary Technician Professional Letter of Recommendation," must be used to complete this requirement.Certification Fee: Initial - $50 (odd year); $25 (even year); Renewal (Biennially) - $50Continuing Education: 10 credit hours during renewal period; 5 credit hours if initial license issued in even year.
Major Requirements for Certification:
1. Be at least 18 years of age;2. Received either a high school diploma or general equivalency diploma; 3. Successfully completed a course of study of massage therapy or bodywork therapy consisting of a minimum of 700 classroom hours of supervised instruction at a board recognized school in this state that is accredited by an agency recognized by the Secretary of the United States Department of Education, and that is licensed by the state board of private postsecondary education or at a school outside of this state that is recognized by the board pursuant to section 32-4228.;4. Successfully passed an examination administered by a national board accredited by the certifying agency that has been approved by the national commission on competency assurance and that is in good standing with that agency or have successfully passed an examination that is administered or approved by the board. Results must be sent directly to the board. Applicant is exempt from national test if attended Title IV School in Arizona.
Reciprocity Requirements:
1. Transcripts sent directly from the massage School(s) reflecting 700 classroom hours (see No. 3 above)2. Verification from a State Board that license is current and in good standing.
Continuing Education:
Complete a minimum of 25 hours; only 12 hours of distance/correspondence learning is acceptable. The other 13 must be workshop, seminar, lecture, conference, class or instruction related to massage.
Fees: Initial (2 Year) -- $165; Renewal (on birthday of second year): $75
Requirements for Registration:
See inidividual county assessor offices for requirements.
Fees:
Initital Registration -- $200
Renewal (every two years) -- $100
Note: A real property appraiser licensed or certified in Arizona may register and renew registrationas a property tax agent without paying the fee
Major Requirements for Certification:
1) At least 21 years of age;2) Law school diploma, or other evidence satisfactory to the Committee on Character and Fitness showing that he or she is a graduate with a juris doctor degree from a law school provisionally or fully approved by the American Bar Association at the time of graduation;;3) Complete and submit a character report accompanied by a character investigation fee as established by the Court;4) If applicant has been previously admitted to practice law in any jurisdiction, foreign or domestic, the certificate of the appropriate court agency(ies) or the mandatory bar association, whichever has custody of the roll of attorneys in such jurisdiction. Certificate must indicate the date of admission, and that the applicant is presently in good standing; or, that the applicant resigned in good standing or is capable of achieving good standing status in that jurisdiction;5) Pass written bar examination;6) Within one year after being admitted to the practice of law, the applicant shall complete the state barcourse on professionalism, or an equivalent course on the principles of professionalism approved or licensed by the Board of Governors of the State Bar of Arizona for this purpose.
Fees:
Application and Exam -- $375
Major Requirements for Certification:
1) At least 21 years of age;2) Citizen of the United States or legal resident; 3) Minimum of 12 hours of training per year. All applicants for initial certification shallattend the entire initial training session.4) Exemption from Certification. No certification required of any agency personnel licensed by thestate or the Arizona Department of Economic Security pursuant to A.R.S. 8-126 (1).
Education:
Annual Initial Training Seminar:Arizona Supreme Court Building1501 West Washington, Phoenix, Arizona 85007November 2 and 3, 20098:00a.m. to 5:00p.m.Cost to be determined.
Exam:Arizona Supreme Court, 8:00a.m. to 12:00p.m., November 4, 2009In order to take the exam you must attend both dates of training indicated above.Applicants for Initial Certification, $ 50.
Fees:
Initial Certification -- For certification expiring more than one year after application date, $100; for certification expiring less than one year after application date, $ 50; Initial Training Session, $100;
Government Agency Initial Certification (Applicable to all designated agency representatives and agencyindividuals seeking training or certification.) -- Fee is waived; applicants required to pay only fees for training and fingerprinting.)
Major Requirements for Certification:
1) At least 21 years of age; 2) Pass a certification examination testing his/her knowledge, skills and abilities as an instructor;3) Provide a certified 60-month motor vehicle record; if motor vehicle record does not have a 60-month history with the Arizona Motor Vehicle Division, then a similar record from another jurisdiction must be provided for the most recent 60 months.)4) Any applicant currently serving as an active law enforcement officer with authority to issue trafficcitations must obtain and attach a waiver approved by the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court in thecounty where the instructor's defensive driving school is located.5) Certification will be denied if applicant has received:a) a suspension or revocation of the applicant's driver license in any jurisdiction,within the 60 months preceding the date the applicant files for certification;b) a criminal conviction involving vehicle operation in any jurisdiction within the 60months preceding the date the applicant files for certification; orc) more than one civil traffic moving violation of the applicant's driver license in anyjurisdiction, within the 24 months preceding the date the applicant files forcertification.
Fees:
Initial Certification Exam -- $50; Renewal (by Oct. 31 every odd-numbered year); also required for renewal: certified motor vehicle record for the prior 24 months preceding the date of filing for renewal; have taught a minimum of eight classes in the 24 months of each renewal cycle, and complete continuing education requirements (see below).
Continuing Education:Attend 12 hours of continuing education, six in each calendar year.
Major Requirements for Initial Certification:
1) At least 21 years of age;2) U.S. Citizen;3) Not have been convicted of a felony;4) Attest that the applicant has not been found civilly liable in anaction that involved fraud, misrepresentation, material omission,misappropriation, theft or conversion;5) Consent in the application form to the jurisdiction of the courts ofthis state for all actions arising under this article or article 6 of thischapter and appoint the fiduciary program coordinator as thelawful agent for the purpose of accepting service of process in anyaction, suit or proceeding that relates to duties of a fiduciary;6) Possess one of the following combinations of education and experience:
a) high school diploma or a general equivalency diploma (GED) evidencing the passingof the general education development test; and a minimum of three years of full-time equivalent work experience within the previous 10 years specifically related to one or a combination of the fiduciary relationships of guardianship, conservatorship or personal representative;b) four-year bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree from an accreditedcollege or university; and have a minimum of one year of full-time equivalent work experience within the previous five years specifically related to one or a combination of the fiduciary relationships of guardianship, conservatorship or personal representatives;c) high school diploma or a GED and a certificate of completion from aparalegal or legal assistant program that is institutionally accredited but notapproved by the American Bar Association, that requires successful completion ofa minimum of 24 semester units, or the equivalent, in fiduciary specializationcourses. In addition, the applicant shall have a minimum of two years of workexperience within the previous 10 years specifically related to one or acombination of the fiduciary relationships of guardianship, conservatorship, orpersonal representative;d) high school diploma or GED and a certificate of completion from an
Major Requirements for Certification:
1) At least 18n years of age;2) Citizen or legal resident of the United States;3) Successfully pass legal document preparer examination;
Education or Work Experience:
Possess one of the following combinations:1) High school diploma or a general equivalency diploma evidencing thepassing of the general education development test and a minimum of twoyears of law-related experience in one or a combination of the followingsituations:a) Under the supervision of a licensed attorney;b) Providing services in preparation of legal documents prior to July 1, 2003;c) Under the supervision of a certified legal document preparer after July 1, 2003;
Or as a court employee:2) Four-year bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree from an accreditedcollege or university and a minimum of one year of law-related experience inone or a combination of the following situations:a) Under the supervision of a licensed attorney;b) Providing services in preparation of legal documents prior to July 1, 2003;c) Under the supervision of a certified legal document preparer after July 1, 2003;
Or as a court employee:3) Certificate of completion from a paralegal or legal assistant programapproved by the American Bar Association;4) Certificate of completion from a paralegal or legal assistant program that isinstitutionally accredited but not approved by the American Bar Association,and that requires successful completion of a minimum of 24 semester units, orthe equivalent, in legal specialization courses;
Major Requirements for Certification:
School Bus Driver
1) At least 18 years of age;2) Posses Arizona commercial driver's license;3) Intended employer's name;4) Complete training requirements;5) Complete a minimum of 14 hours of classroom training and pass a written exam;7) Pass a physical exam conducted by a health care professional and pass a physical performance test that consists of eight standards;8) During 24 months before the date of application or during any 24-month period while certified as a school bus driver, an applicant or school bus driver shall not accumulate eight or more points on their driving record;
Fees: Contact Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division, Commercial Driver's License Dept., 602-255-0072
Commercial Truck Driver
1) At least 21 years of age for interstate operation and at least 18 years of age (inside Arizona only) for operations restricted to intrastate transportation and not involving the transportation of a reportable quantity of hazardous substance, hazardous waste required to be manifested, or hazardous material in an amount requiring a vehicle to be marked or placarded ;2) A person not physically qualified to drive but otherwise qualified to drive a motor vehicle, may drive a motor vehicle in intrastate commerce if the Director grants an intrastate waiver to the person;3) Submit to a U.S. Department of Transportation medical examination form completed as prescribed under 49 CFR 391.43;4) Successfully complete written test or tests depending on the class of license
Fees: Contact Arizona Department of Transportation, Motor Vehicle Division, Commercial Driver's License Dept., 602-255-0072
Major Requirements for Certification:
Limited Practical Radiologic Technologist (601 Certifications) - Limited to radiography of the chest or extremities and not including the use of fluoroscopy and the use of contrast media.
1) At least 18 years of age;2) Completed high school or equivalent;3)Completed a Board-approved program of limited practical technology in radiology, which includes 80 hours of instruction from qualified instructors in the following subjects: radiation safety, conventions in densitometry, densitometry techniques, anatomy, precision and accuracy, quality control, osteoporosis overview, and understanding data;4)Passed an examination approved by the Board
Fees: Certification Fee: Initial - $60; Renewal (expiring on birthday on even or odd year depending on first initial of last name -- A through M (even year); L through Z (odd year) - $60
Practical Radiologic Technologist in Podiatry (70 Certifications) -- Limited to radiography of the foot and leg
By Exam:
1)At least 18 years of age;2) High School degree or its equivalent; 3) Completed a Board-approved program of limited practical technology in radiology, which includes 80 hours of instruction from qualified instructors in the following subjects: radiation safety, conventions in densitometry, densitometry techniques, anatomy, precision and accuracy, quality control, osteoporosis overview, and understanding data;4) Pass an exam approved by the Board5)
By Consideration:1) Board may accept, in lieu of its own examination, a valid certificate issued on the basis of an examination by a certificate-granting body recognized by the American Medical Association or the American Osteopathic Association, or a certificate, registration or license issued by another state if that state's standards for certification, registration or licensure are satisfactory to the board.Major Requirements for Certification (started January 2009):
1) At least 18 years of age;2) Baccalaureate degree or postbaccalaureate certificate from an advanced academic program that encompasses a nationally recognized radiologist assistant curriculum that includes a radiologist-directed clinical preceptorship.
Fees: Certification Fee: Initial - $60; Renewal (expiring on birthday on even or odd year depending on first initial of last name -- A through M (even year); L through Z (odd year) - $60Major Requirements for License:
1) Name of licensed physician who will supervise the applicant;2) Name and address of the institution where the applicant completed an approved medical assistant program;3) Copy of a certificate of completion from an approved medical assistant program or a letter of completion from an approved medical assistant program signed by the person in charge of the approved medical assistant program.
licnumtype1 Total number of licenses, as of a point in time2 Number of active licenses as of a point in time3 Number of licenses issued during a specific period
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