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State of Ohio
Board of Sanitarian Registration
Policy on Continuing Education Waiver
Updated 12/05/96



Section 4736.11 of the Ohio Revised Code provides that the State Board of Sanitarian Registration (Board) may waive the continuing education requirement in cases of certified illness or disability which prevents the attendance at any qualified educational seminars during the twelve months immediately preceding the annual certificate of registration renewal date.

Section 4736-11-03 of the Ohio Administrative Code provides that continuing education waivers will be determined on a case by case basis.

The following guideline will be followed:

1. All requests must be accompanied by a statement of inability to work, certified by a physician within sixty (60) days of the onset of the illness or disability for a period of 60 days that prevents attendance at or participation in any continuing education functions.

2. The Board may issue partial waivers. When determining a partial waiver, the Board will use the method for computing the waiver as no more than 1.5 continuing education clock hours for each month of certified illness or disability that a person requests such a waiver.

3. The application for waiver must include a demonstration of the applicant's attempt to obtain continuing education clock hours.

4. The Board will take the following into consideration:

a. The extent to which the illness or disability prevents attendance at or participation in continuing education courses or functions.

b. The applicant's attempt to gain continuing education.

c. The length of the illness or disability.

d. The relation of the occurrence of the period of incapacitation to the date of renewal.

5. Any action relative to the registration of the person applying for a waiver shall be held in abeyance until the Board has acted upon the request.

The original policy was adopted by the State Board of Sanitarian Registration on December 17, 1987

 


 
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