Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 0260-02-.09 - RENEWAL OF LICENSE
(1) Renewal
Application
(a) The due date for license
renewal is the expiration date indicated on the licensee's initial certificate
of registration or renewal certificate.
(b) Methods of Renewal
1. Internet Renewals - Individuals may apply
for renewal and pay the necessary fees via the Internet. The application to
renew can be accessed at:
2. Paper Renewals - For
individuals who have not renewed their license online via the Internet, a
renewal application form will be mailed to each individual licensed by the
Board to the last address provided to the Board. Failure to receive such
notification does not relieve the licensee from the responsibility of meeting
all requirements for renewal.
(c) A license issued pursuant to these rules
is renewable by the expiration date. To be eligible for renewal an individual
must submit to the Division of Health Related Boards on or before the
expiration date the following:
1. A completed
and signed renewal application form.
2. The renewal and state regulatory fees as
provided in rule 0260-02-.06.
(d) Licensees who fail to comply with the
renewal rules or notification received by them concerning failure to timely
renew shall have their licenses processed pursuant to rule
1200-10-1-.10.
(2)
Reinstatement of an Expired License - Reinstatement of a license that has
expired may be accomplished upon meeting the following conditions:
(a) Payment of all past due renewal fees and
state regulatory fees; and
(b)
Payment of the late renewal fee, pursuant to Rule 0260-02-.06; and
(c) Submission of evidence of completion of
continuing education requirements pursuant to rule 0260-02-.12.
(3) Licensure renewal and
reinstatement applications shall be treated as licensure applications and
review decisions shall be governed by this rule and rule 0260-02-.07.
(4) Anyone submitting a signed renewal form
or letter which is found to be untrue may be subjected to disciplinary action
as provided in rule 0260-02-.15.
Notes
Authority: T.C.A. ยงยง 4-5-202, 4-5-204, 63-1-107, 63-1-108, 63-4-103, 63-4-106, 63-4-112, and 63-4-114.
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