Nev. Admin. Code § 486.Sec. 13 - NEW
1. Each applicant for licensure as an
instructor for the Program must provide to the Department in the form
prescribed by the Department:
(a) Proof
acceptable to the Department that the applicant meets the qualifications for
licensure prescribed in
NRS
486.375;
(b) The applicant's:
(1) Full legal name;
(2) Date of birth;
(3) Motorcycle driver's license number or
number of his or her driver's license that has a motorcycle endorsement;
and
(4) Address of principal
residence;
(c) A copy of
the driving record of the applicant for the 10 years immediately preceding the
date on which he or she submits the application;
(d) A signed document attesting that the
applicant will comply with the rules of conduct set forth in section
18;
(e) Proof acceptable to the
Department that the applicant is certified in the administration of
cardiopulmonary resuscitation and:
(1) Trained
in the administration of first aid; or
(2) Certified in another area approved by the
Administrator;
(f) Proof
acceptable to the Department that the applicant is physically able to safely
operate a motorcycle and train others in the operation of a
motorcycle;
(g) Written consent
authorizing the Department to conduct a background investigation of the
applicant to verify compliance with the requirements prescribed in
NRS
486.375; and
(h) Any other information concerning the
applicant that the Department considers necessary to determine whether the
applicant is qualified for licensure.
2. If the Department determines it is in the
best interest of the State, a representative of the Department may interview an
applicant to evaluate his or her knowledge, skill, ability and fitness to
receive a license as an instructor for the Program.
3. The Department may deny an application for
a license as an instructor for the Program:
(a) If the applicant is convicted of: (1) A
felony in this State or any other jurisdiction;
(2) A crime involving fraud, deceptive trade
practices, dishonesty or moral turpitude in this State or any other
jurisdiction; or
(3) A sexual
offense, as defined in
NRS
179D.097, in this State or any other
jurisdiction.
(b) For any
other reason that the Department determines is in the best interest of the
State.
4. If the
Department determines that an application for licensure as an instructor for
the Program is incomplete, the Department will notify the applicant that the
application is incomplete and authorize the applicant to submit any information
or documentation required to complete the application. An applicant must submit
any information or documentation required to complete the application within 14
calendar days after receipt of such notice.
Notes
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