Md. Code, Health Occupations § 21-305
This is the official text of Md. Code, Health Occupations § 21-305, part of Maryland’s Code, Health Occupations — governs the licensing of healthcare professionals.
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§21–305.
Official statutory text
The Board shall adopt regulations that include:
(1) (i) The establishment of an environmental health specialist–in–training program for applicants to obtain the necessary experience to qualify to take the examination; and
(ii) A condition that a person may not participate in an environmental health specialist–in–training program for more than 3 years, unless granted an extension by the Board;
(2) (i) The establishment of a seasonal environmental health specialist–in–training program for individuals to be temporarily employed as environmental health specialists; and
(ii) A condition that an individual may not participate in a seasonal environmental health specialist–in–training program for more than 6 months within a consecutive 12–month period; and
(3) (i) The requirements for Board approval of an apprenticeship; and
(ii) The minimum and maximum duration of an apprenticeship.
(1) (i) The establishment of an environmental health specialist–in–training program for applicants to obtain the necessary experience to qualify to take the examination; and
(ii) A condition that a person may not participate in an environmental health specialist–in–training program for more than 3 years, unless granted an extension by the Board;
(2) (i) The establishment of a seasonal environmental health specialist–in–training program for individuals to be temporarily employed as environmental health specialists; and
(ii) A condition that an individual may not participate in a seasonal environmental health specialist–in–training program for more than 6 months within a consecutive 12–month period; and
(3) (i) The requirements for Board approval of an apprenticeship; and
(ii) The minimum and maximum duration of an apprenticeship.
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