A nursing home administrator or health services executive
previously licensed in this state whose license has lapsed may apply under
items A to C for reinstatement of a license within five years of the date the
individual was last licensed.
If an individual's license has been revoked or if the
individual has not been licensed for five years or more, the license cannot be
reinstated but the former licensee may apply for relicensure under the
requirements in part 6400.6000.
A. If a license has been lapsed in Minnesota
for less than two years prior to the date of the application for reinstatement,
the board must reinstate the license if the former licensee has not had
disciplinary action against a license in Minnesota or another jurisdiction
during the time the Minnesota license was lapsed and the former licensee:
(1) files with the board a completed
application for reinstatement;
(2)
provides evidence of having completed the continuing education requirements
under part 6400.6800, subpart
2, for each of the years the
license has lapsed; and
(3) pays
the license renewal and late fees in part
6400.6970 for each of the years
the license has lapsed.
B. If a license has been lapsed in Minnesota
for more than two years but less than five years prior to the date of the
application for reinstatement and the former licensee has been continuously
licensed as a nursing home administrator or health services executive in one or
more other jurisdictions since the date the license lapsed in Minnesota, the
board must reinstate the license if the former licensee has not had
disciplinary action against a license in Minnesota or another jurisdiction
during the time the Minnesota license was lapsed and the former licensee:
(1) files with the board a completed
application for reinstatement;
(2)
provides evidence of having completed the continuing education requirements
under part 6400.6800, subpart
2, for each of the years the
license has lapsed;
(3) pays the
license renewal and late fees specified in part
6400.6970 for each of the years
the license has lapsed; and
(4)
successfully completes the state examination.
C. If a license has been lapsed in Minnesota
for more than two years but less than five years prior to the date of the
application for reinstatement and the former licensee has not been continuously
licensed in one or more jurisdictions since the date the license lapsed in
Minnesota, the board must reinstate the license if the former licensee has not
had disciplinary action against a license in Minnesota or another jurisdiction
during the time the Minnesota license was lapsed and the former licensee:
(1) files with the board a completed
application for reinstatement;
(2)
provides evidence of having completed the continuing education requirements
under part 6400.6800, subpart
2, for each of the years the
license has lapsed;
(3) pays the
license renewal and late fees specified in part
6400.6970 for each of the years
the license has lapsed;
(4)
successfully completes the state examination; and
(5) successfully completes the NAB
examination.
