Ill. Admin. Code tit. 68, § 1485.70 - Restoration
a) Any surgical
assistant or surgical technologist whose registration has been expired for five
years or less may have the registration restored by paying all lapsed renewal
fees as required by Section
1485.80.
b) A surgical assistant or surgical
technologist who is seeking restoration of a registration that has been
inactive for five years or less shall have the registration restored upon
payment of the current renewal fee.
c) A surgical assistant or surgical
technologist seeking restoration of a registration that has been expired or
placed on inactive status for more than five years shall file an application,
on forms supplied by the Division, together with the fee required in Section
1485.80, and show proof of one
of the following:
1) Proof of current
certification from one of the following:
A)
National Surgical Assistant Association for the certification of surgical
assistants;
B) National Board of
Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting; or
C) American Board of Surgical
Assistants;
2) Sworn
evidence of active practice in another jurisdiction;
3) An affidavit attesting to military service
as provided in Section 60 of the Act; or
4) Proof of passage of an examination set
forth in Section 1485.10(a)(3)
and Section 1485.20(a)(3)
during the 24 months preceding application for restoration.
d) A registrant who is seeking
restoration after disciplinary action must complete all requirements of the
disciplinary order and shall submit a petition for restoration to be
adjudicated through the hearing process. As part of such petition the licensee
shall submit evidence demonstrating rehabilitation to warrant the public trust
as provided in Section
1485.100.
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