Nev. Admin. Code § 642.140 - Circumstances under which continuing education is automatically approved; application for approval of other courses; credit for completion of certification program or attendance at Board meeting; maintenance of proof of completion; audit by Board during period of renewal; exemption; disciplinary proceedings authorized for failure to provide proof of completion
1. The
hours of continuing education completed to fulfill the requirement set forth in
NRS
642.416 do not need to be submitted to the
Board for approval and are automatically approved if the continuing education
is:
(a) Approved by the Academy of
Professional Funeral Service Practice;
(b) Sponsored by a national or state
organization or association that administers training relating to the funeral
industry; or
(c) Offered by a
provider of continuing education who is approved by the Board.
2. Any continuing education that
does not satisfy the requirements set forth in subsection 1 must be approved by
the Board. Such approval may be obtained by applying to the Board on a form
prescribed by the Board which includes, without limitation:
(a) An outline of the course;
(b) The qualifications of each presenter;
and
(c) An agenda detailing the
dates and times of each segment of the continuing education.
3. A licensee may obtain credit
toward the required hours of continuing education by completing a crematory
certification program approved by the Board pursuant to NAC
642.130.
4. A licensee may complete not more than 4
hours of continuing education per each period of renewal by attending, in
person, a meeting of the Board if the Executive Director or a member of the
Board provides the licensee at the conclusion of the meeting signed
documentation of the licensee's attendance at that meeting.
5. Pursuant to
NRS
642.416, proof of completion of continuing
education must be maintained by the licensee for 5 years.
6. The Board will audit a percentage of
licensees during each period of renewal by requiring those licensees to submit
proof of completion of the required hours of continuing education before the
Board issues a renewal of the licenses of those licensees.
7. Any licensee whose license is placed on
inactive status is exempt from the requirements of continuing education while
the license is placed on inactive status. If such a licensee subsequently
wishes to reactivate his or her license pursuant to
NRS
642.115 or
642.455, the licensee must
provide proof to the Board of completion of 12 hours of continuing education
within the 2 years immediately preceding the date of application for
reactivation of the license.
8. The
Board may initiate disciplinary proceedings against a licensee pursuant to
NRS
642.130 or
642.5175, based on the failure
of the licensee to provide, upon request, proof of completion of continuing
education as required by
NRS
642.416.
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