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NY Pub Health L § 3427 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 2 - Licensing and Registration 3427 - Funeral Directing; Issuance of Duplicate Licenses.

§  3427.  Funeral  directing;  issuance  of  duplicate  licenses. Upon   receipt of satisfactory evidence that a license or certificate has  been   lost,  mutilated  or  destroyed,  the  department  may issue a duplicate   license  or  certificate  upon  such  terms  and   conditions   as   the   commissioner  shall  prescribe,  and  upon  payment  of  a fee of twenty   dollars.
NY Pub Health L § 3440 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 3 - Practice of Funeral Directing; Funeral Establishments 3440 - Funeral Directors; Duty to Use Prescribed Tests of Death.

§  3440.  Funeral  directors;  duty  to use prescribed tests of death.   Before removing the body of a deceased person from the place of death or   preparing it for burial  by  injection  of  fluid  or  otherwise,  every   funeral  director,  undertaker or embalmer shall apply such tests as are   prescribed by the commissioner for determining whether life is  extinct.   If the body is not to be embalmed the same tests shall be made before it   is prepared for burial.
NY Pub Health L § 3440-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 3 - Practice of Funeral Directing; Funeral Establishments 3440-A - Statement to Be Furnished by Certain Licensed Persons, Funeral Directors and Funeral Firms When Funeral Arrangements Are Made.

§  3440-a.  Statement  to  be  furnished  by certain licensed persons,   funeral directors and funeral firms when funeral arrangements are  made.   Every  person  licensed  pursuant  to  this  article,  including funeral   directors  and  funeral  firms,  shall  furnish  at  the  time   funeral   arrangements  are  made  for  the  care and disposition of the body of a   deceased person, a written statement showing thereon the  price  of  the   funeral,  which  shall  include  an  itemized  list  of the services and   merchandise to be furnished for such price and a statement of  the  cash   advances and expenditures to be advanced.
NY Pub Health L § 3441-A (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 3 - Practice of Funeral Directing; Funeral Establishments 3441-A - Funeral Arrangements; Use of Flag.

§  3441-a. Funeral arrangements; use of flag.  Upon the request of the   person responsible for the payment for funeral arrangements made for the   care and disposition of the body of a deceased veteran,  eligible  under   federal  law  or  regulations  or  section  two  hundred  fifty-a of the   military law for the use of a United States flag  for  burial  purposes,   every  person  licensed  pursuant  to  this  article,  including funeral   directors and funeral firms, shall furnish a United States flag for  the   covering of the casket at the time of the funeral free of charge. Notice   of the availability of such flag shall be given at the time the itemized   list of services is furnished.
NY Pub Health L § 3443 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 3 - Practice of Funeral Directing; Funeral Establishments 3443 - Funeral Directing; Use of Names; Unlicensed Persons Prohibited.

§   3443.   Funeral   directing;  use  of  names;  unlicensed  persons prohibited.  1. The name of any living person  who  has  not  been  duly licensed  and  is not duly registered as specified in this article shall not be  (a) shown or displayed upon or in any funeral establishment; or,  (b) used alone,  in,  as  part  of,  or  in  connection,  association, combination,  or  together  with  the name or title of any person, firm, corporation or other form of enterprise engaged  in  funeral  directing, undertaking,  or  embalming  or  maintaining a mortuary, funeral home or other similar establishment or using in connection with  such  name  and practice,  the  words funeral director, mortician, undertaker, embalmer, or any other title or words of similar meaning or import  on  any  card, sign,  stationery,  or  other printed, engraved or written instrument or device or in any public or private announcement or advertisement; or,  (c) used in any manner as to give or tend to give the impression  that such  person  is  licensed  or  practicing  or entitled to practice as a funeral director, undertaker, or embalmer.   2. A person who holds a license as a funeral  director  or  undertaker and  is registered as required herein may hold himself out and advertise as a funeral director, undertaker, or mortician.
NY Pub Health L § 3444 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 3 - Practice of Funeral Directing; Funeral Establishments 3444 - Food Service in Funeral Establishments.

§  3444.  Food  service  in  funeral  establishments.  (a)  A  funeral establishment may provide space, facilities, equipment or  supplies  for the  preparation,  sale, service, distribution or consumption of food or nonalcoholic beverages, limited  to  incidental  refreshments  (such  as baked  goods,  sandwiches, snacks and platters) or those required by the religious practices of the deceased  person  or  the  deceased  person's family,  in  the  funeral  establishment to or by persons in the funeral establishment  for  the  purpose  of   arranging   for,   attending   or participating in the care and preparation of a body of a deceased person for disposition, mourning, a funeral or memorial ceremony or service, or an  open  house  or  similar  community  function that is related to the business of funeral directing.  (b) Activities under this  section  may  include  the  services  of  a caterer  not  owned  by  or  affiliated  with the funeral establishment. Activities of funeral  establishment  employees  or  catering  employees shall  be  limited to (i) preparing such beverages and (ii) serving such incidental refreshments or nonalcoholic beverages under this section.   No activities under this section shall include the consumption of  any alcoholic  beverage.  Notwithstanding  the provisions of this section, a funeral establishment shall not operate as a food service  establishment or caterer.
NY Pub Health L § 3451 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 4 - Enforcement and Discipline; Violations and Penalties 3451 - Suspension and Revocation of Licenses; Complaints and Charges.

§ 3451. Suspension and revocation of licenses; complaints and charges. 1. (a) Any person, public officer, or association, or the department may for due cause, prefer charges pursuant to the provisions of this chapter against any licensee.  (b) Such charges shall be in writing and verified under oath and shall be submitted to the department.   2.  (a) The commissioner or any person or persons appointed by him for the purpose, may hold a preliminary hearing to determine whether a trial on the formal charges is necessary.  (b) The commissioner may  dismiss  the  charges  and  take  no  action thereon, by formal hearing or otherwise, in his discretion, in the event that  he  or  the  person or persons thus appointed by him do not deem a formal hearing necessary, in which  event  the  charges  and  the  order dismissing the charges shall be filed with the department.   3.  (a) If the commissioner or the person or persons thus appointed by him decide that the charges  shall  be  heard,  the  commissioner  shall designate  a hearing officer to determine the charges and set a time and place for a hearing.  (b) A copy of the charges, together with notice of the time and  place of  the  hearing,  shall  be  served  on  the accused in accordance with section twelve-a of this chapter.   4. (a) Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the commissioner may revoke the license of the accused, or suspend such license for a fixed  period, or  reprimand, or take such other disciplinary action in accordance with this article, or dismiss the charges.  (b) An order or suspension made by the commissioner may  contain  such provisions  as to reinstatement of the license as the commissioner shall direct.  (c) The commissioner, in his discretion, may  direct  a  rehearing  or take   additional   evidence,  and  may  rescind  or  affirm  the  prior determination after such rehearing,  but  nothing  in  this  subdivision shall  preclude  appropriate  relief  under article seventy-eight of the civil practice act.
NY Pub Health L § 3453 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 4 - Enforcement and Discipline; Violations and Penalties 3453 - Restoration of Licenses After Suspension and Revocation.

§  3453.  Restoration of licenses after suspension and revocation.  1.   The commissioner may, in his discretion, reissue a license to any person   whose license has been revoked.2. Application for the reissuance of a license shall not be made prior   to one year after revocation and shall be made in  such  manner  as  the   commissioner may direct.
NY Pub Health L § 3454 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 4 - Enforcement and Discipline; Violations and Penalties 3454 - Restoration of Licenses After Conviction of a Felony.

§  3454.  Restoration  of  licenses after conviction of a felony. If a   person convicted of  a  felony  or  crime  deemed  to  be  a  felony  is   subsequently pardoned by the governor of the state where such conviction   was  had  or  by  the president of the United States, or shall receive a   certificate of relief from disabilities or a certificate of good conduct   pursuant to article twenty-three of the correction  law  to  remove  the   disability   under   this   section  because  of  such  conviction,  the   commissioner may, in his discretion, on application of such person,  and   on  the  submission  to  him  of  satisfactory evidence, restore to such   person the right to practice in this state.
NY Pub Health L § 3456 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 4 - Enforcement and Discipline; Violations and Penalties 3456 - Violations; Penalties.

§  3456. Violations; penalties.  1. Any person who shall engage in the   business or practice of funeral directing, undertaking or  embalming  in   violation  of  any  provisions  of  this  article,  shall be liable to a   maximum civil penalty of one thousand dollars, suspension or  revocation   of  license,  or other disciplinary action, as specified by law for each   such violation and may also be found guilty of a misdemeanor.2. Each day during which or any part  of  which  any  such  prohibited   business or practice is continued shall be deemed a separate violation.3. One or more penalties for one or more violations by the same person   within  any period of time may be sued for and recovered by the attorney   general in the name of the people of the state.
NY Pub Health L § 3457 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 34 - Funeral Directing Title 4 - Enforcement and Discipline; Violations and Penalties 3457 - Violations; Injunctions.

§  3457.  Violations;  injunctions.    1. (a) The attorney general may maintain an action upon his own information or upon the complaint of any person against any person, partnership, corporation or association,  and any  employee, agent, director or officer thereof, who shall violate any of the provisions of this article.  (b) In such action the final judgment in favor of the  plaintiff  must perpetually  restrain the defendant or defendants from the commission or continuance of the acts complained of.  (c) A temporary injunction to restrain the commission  or  continuance of  the  acts  complained about may be granted upon proof, by affidavit, that the defendant has or defendants have violated any of the provisions of this article. The provisions of statute or rule relating generally to injunctions as provisional remedies  in  actions  shall  apply  to  such temporary injunction and the proceedings thereupon.   2.  The  plaintiff  in such action shall be entitled to an examination before trial of the defendant or  defendants  and  of  witnesses  as  to testimony that is material and necessary in such action.   3. The action aforesaid shall be in addition to any penal proceedings.
NY Pub Health L § 3500 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 1 - General Provisions and Public Policy 3500 - Declaration of Policy and Statement of Purpose.

§ 3500. Declaration of policy and statement of purpose. It is declared   to  be the policy of the state of New York that the health and safety of   the people of the state must be protected against the harmful effects of   excessive  and  improper  exposure  to  ionizing  radiation   and   from   inadequately   performed   diagnostic   tests   and   radiation  therapy   treatments. Such  protection  can  best  be  accomplished  by  requiring   adequate  training  and  experience  of persons under the supervision of   licensed practitioners as defined in this title. It is  the  purpose  of   this   article   to  establish  standards  of  education,  training  and   experience  and  to   require   the   examination   and   licensure   of   radiographers, radiation therapists and nuclear medicine technologists.
NY Pub Health L § 3504 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 2 - Licensing and Registration 3504 - Rules and Regulations.

§  3504.  Rules  and regulations. The commissioner shall have power to   make such rules and regulations, not inconsistent with law,  as  may  be   necessary to carry out the provisions of this article, including but not   limited  to,  the  availability  of  emergency  equipment appropriate to   provide treatment in the event  of  an  unanticipated  reaction  to  the   administration of contrast media.
NY Pub Health L § 3505 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 2 - Licensing and Registration 3505 - Requirements for a Professional License.

§  3505.  Requirements for a professional license. 1. To qualify for a license under this article, an applicant  shall  fulfill  the  following requirements:  (a) Application: file an application with the department;  (b)   Education:   have  received  an  education  in  accordance  with regulations set forth by the commissioner;  (c)  Examination:  pass  an  examination  in   accordance   with   the commissioner's regulations;  (d) Age: be at least eighteen years of age;  (e) Character: be of good moral character; and  (f)  Fees:  pay  a  license  fee  of one hundred twenty dollars to the department.   2. Notwithstanding paragraph (a) of subdivision one of  this  section, no  person  shall  be admitted to the examination who has failed to pass the examination  on  three  attempts  unless  that  individual  provides documented evidence of the completion of a course of study as defined by the commissioner in rules and regulations.   3.  No  person  shall  be licensed who has been convicted of any crime consistent  with  the  provisions  of  article  twenty-three-A  of   the correction law.
NY Pub Health L § 3506 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 2 - Licensing and Registration 3506 - Temporary Permits.

§  3506.  Temporary  permits. The department may in its discretion and   upon written application issue a temporary permit to practice radiologic   technology in this  state  to  a  person  who  qualifies  under  section   thirty-five  hundred  five of this title for admission to an examination   for licensure. A temporary permit shall not be issued to  a  person  who   has had a license or registration suspended, revoked or annulled, or who   has  been  otherwise  disciplined  pursuant to the provisions of section   thirty-five hundred ten of this article. A temporary permit shall expire   one hundred eighty days from the date of issuance.
NY Pub Health L § 3507 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 2 - Licensing and Registration 3507 - Registration.

§  3507.  Registration. 1. A license shall be valid during the life of the holder unless revoked, annulled or suspended by the commissioner.  A practicing licensee must register with the department.   2. The commissioner shall promulgate such rules and regulations as are necessary  to  effectuate  the provisions of this section including, but not limited to, establishing  staggered  registration  periods  and  the beginning  dates  thereof;  assigning licensees to specific registration periods through appropriate classification or grouping; setting deadline dates for making application for registration; prescribing the form  and content  of  the  certificate  of  registration;  and establishing other reasonable requirements, including appropriate proration of registration fees.   3. A person  licensed  under  this  article  must  register  with  the department  prior  to commencing practice. The department shall register each licensee who submits an application on a  form  prescribed  by  the commissioner and who pays a registration fee of twenty dollars per year.   4. Any licensee authorized to practice under this article, undertaking practice for the first time or resuming practice after a voluntary lapse of  registration,  may  commence practice upon mailing to the department the proper application for registration together with the required  fee, provided,  however,  that such practice without actual possession of the certificate of registration is limited to thirty days. Any such licensee whose application  for  registration  is  submitted  subsequent  to  the beginning  of  the registration period applicable to such licensee shall only be required to pay one-half of the fee if the  registration  period is less than one-half the whole thereof.   5.  Upon  receipt  of  satisfactory  evidence  that  a  certificate of registration has been lost, mutilated or destroyed, the  department  may issue  a  duplicate  certificate  upon  such terms and conditions as the commissioner shall prescribe.   6. The department may waive  registration  fees  for  a  licensee  who registers after an elapsed period under the following circumstances:  (a) the registration period has expired; and  (b)  the  licensee  provides the department with a notarized statement attesting to the fact that the licensee has not  practiced  within  this state during the elapsed registration period.   7.  The  department  may  require  that  licensees  provide  proof  of completion of continuing education credits  for  registration  of  their license or intravenous contrast administration certificate in accordance with the commissioner's regulations.
NY Pub Health L § 3508 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 2 - Licensing and Registration 3508 - Registration of Schools.

§  3508.  Registration  of  schools.  No person, institution or agency   shall offer a course of  study  in  radiologic  technology  unless  such   course  of study is registered by the department or by the department of   education and meets such standards of quality, character and  competence   of  sponsors  and officials, financial resources, public need, and other   pertinent matters as may be prescribed by the  commissioner  or  by  the   commissioner  of  education  in  appropriate  rules  and  regulations. A   registered school of radiologic technology may be operated by a  medical   or  educational  institution,  and  for  the  purpose  of  providing the   requisite clinical experience shall  be  affiliated  with  one  or  more   general  hospitals  approved  by  the department or by the department of   education.
NY Pub Health L § 3511 (2021)
2021 New York Laws PBH - Public Health Article 35 - Practice of Radiologic Technology Title 3 - Violations; Penalties 3511 - Proceedings for Suspension or Revocation.

§  3511.  Proceedings  for  suspension  or  revocation. 1. Proceedings   against any licensee under this section shall be begun  by  filing  with   the  department  a  written  charge or charges in the form of a petition   under oath against such licensee. The charges may be  preferred  by  any   person, corporation, association or public officer, or by the department   in the first instance.2.  If  the commissioner decides that the charges should be heard, the   commissioner shall appoint a hearing officer to hear and report  on  the   charges  and  shall  set a time and place for the hearing. A copy of the   charges, together with a notice of the time and place of hearing,  shall   be served on the accused at least fifteen days before the date fixed for   the hearing.3.  The respondent in all such cases brought under this section shall,   at least five days before the return date of the petition containing the   charges, file with the department a verified answer,  in  duplicate,  to   the  allegations  set forth in such petition. The accused shall have the   opportunity at such hearing to appear either personally or  by  counsel,   to  cross-examine witnesses and to produce evidence and witnesses in his   or her defense.4. Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the hearing officer shall  make   a  written  report  of findings and conclusions and shall transmit them,   together with a recommendation, to the commissioner. If the  accused  is   found  not  guilty  by  the commissioner, the commissioner shall order a   dismissal of the charges and an exoneration. If  the  accused  is  found   guilty of the charges, or any of them, the commissioner shall, in his or   her  discretion,  issue  an  order suspending, revoking or annulling the   license  registration  or  certificate  of  the  accused,  or  otherwise   disciplining him or her.5.  Where  the  license  registration or certificate of any person has   been revoked or annulled, as provided in this title, the department may,   after  the  expiration  of  two  years,  entertain  an  application  for   restoration of such license or registration.6.  A  licensee  whose  license  registration  or certificate has been   suspended, revoked or annulled, or who is  otherwise  disciplined  under   this  article,  may commence a proceeding under article seventy-eight of   the civil practice law and rules in the supreme  court,  Albany  county,   for   the   purpose   of  reviewing  such  determination,  but  no  such   determination shall be stayed or enjoined except  after  notice  to  the   attorney general of the commencement of the proceeding.