078-14 Wyo. Code R. §§ 14-3 - Renewal of License
(a) Initial Licensure. An initial
license shall be valid for a minimum of two (2) years and shall expire on the
licensee's birthday immediately following that two (2) year period. If the
licensee desires to continue to practice, the licensee shall seek renewal of
their license.
(b) Renewal Period
and Expiration Date. A renewed license shall be valid for two (2) years. A
license shall expire on a licensee's birthday at the end of that renewal
period.
(c) Renewal Procedure. A
licensee shall seek renewal every two (2) years on or before their birthday. A
licensee seeking renewal shall submit:
(i) A
completed renewal application and payment of fee; and
(ii) Evidence of completion of forty-five
(45) contact hours of CE that comply with Section
4.
(d) Renewal applications shall not be
accepted if:
(i) Submitted more than one
hundred twenty (120) days prior to the expiration date;
(ii) Received by the Board office which are
postmarked after the expiration date or after the next business day in cases
when the expiration date falls on a weekend or holiday; or
(iii) Electronically submitted after 11:59
p.m. on the expiration date.
(e) Fingerprints. Beginning July 1, 2021
applicants shall submit fingerprints and other information necessary for a
criminal history record background check as required by Wyoming
Statute
33-38-105(j)(2).
(f) The applicant acknowledges through
submission of an application and fee the Board may perform an ongoing query of
their licensure through the National Practitioners Data Base.
(g) Failure to Timely Renew. If a licensee
fails to timely renew their license, then the license shall expire and the
licensee shall not practice until appropriately licensed.
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