Haw. Code R. § 16-85-46 - Certification application
(a) An application for certification shall be
made under oath on a form to be provided by the board. The form may require the
applicant to provide:
(1) The appropriate
fees including the application fee which shall not be refunded;
(2) The applicant's full name;
(3) Evidence of graduation from a board
approved school or training program;
(4) Evidence of passage of the national
certification examination developed by the National Commission on Certification
of Physician's Assistants (NCCPA);
(5) Evidence of current NCCPA
certification;
(6) Information
regarding any conviction of any crime which has not been annulled or
expunged;
(7) A completed
Federation Discipline Report from the Federation of State Medical
Boards;
(8) If applicable, evidence
of any certifications held or once held in other jurisdictions indicating the
status of the certification and documenting any disciplinary action;
(9) Any other information the board may
require to investigate the applicant's qualifications for
certification;
(10) A statement
signed by the licensed physician or group of physicians, as the case may be,
stating that the physician or group of physicians will direct and supervise the
physician assistant and that the physician assistant will be considered the
agent of the physician or group of physicians; and
(11) The name of the employer.
(b) An application for a temporary
certificate shall be made under oath on a form to be provided by the board. The
form shall require the applicant to provide verification from the NCCPA that
the applicant is scheduled to take the next scheduled examination and items
listed in subsection (a) above with the exception of items (4) and (5).
Graduation from a board approved school or training program shall have occurred
within twelve months of the date of application.
(c) It shall be the applicant's
responsibility to furnish any information and documentation requested by the
board. In the event of any change of information provided, the applicant shall
notify the board of any change within thirty days of any change.
(d) Every application and all references
shall be signed by the applicant or the person attesting to the applicant's
education, experience, employment, and reputation.
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