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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 063 - Motor Vehicle Commission › Rule 063.00.05-001 - Rule 7: Off-Premise Sales, Displays and Events

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RULE 7
OFF-PREMISE SALES, DISPLAYS AND/OR EVENTS
(
REQUEST FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE COMMISSION OFFICE or
			 WWW.ARMVC.COM
)
1.
OFF-PREMISE SALES, DISPLAYS AND/OR EVENTS:
A. Are strictly prohibited except as provided
		  in this rule.
B. Are permitted
		  after prior written approval is obtained from the Arkansas Motor Vehicle
		  Commission.
C. May include used
		  motor vehicles owned by new motor vehicle dealers.
D. A dealer shall obtain an off-premise
		  permit to offer, and/or sell motor vehicles away from the dealer's licensed
		  place of business.
E. Shall be
		  considered a privilege and should not be abused.
F. Sponsor(s) of an Off-Premise Sale, Display
		  and/or a Manufacturer or Distributor event who violate any portion of this rule
		  shall be subject to all remedies available pursuant to A.C.A. §
									23-112-101 et.
		  seq. and the rules promulgated thereunder.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 063 - Motor Vehicle Commission › Rule 063.00.06-001 - Rule 9 - Governing deliveries prior to sale / spot deliveries in regards to new mototr vehicles

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RULE 9
DELIVERY PRIOR TO SALE/SPOT DELIVERY
1. Disclosures in the following language, in
		  order and sequence, must be used in all agreements for delivery prior to sale
		  of any motor vehicle unless excluded by these rules:
AGREEMENT FOR DELIVERY PRIOR TO SALE
These disclosures are required by A.C.A. §
									23-112-316,
			 and will be incorporated into your contract for sale to purchase a motor
			 vehicle.
A.
IMPORTANT
		  NOTICE
: The papers you are signing as part of this motor vehicle sale
		  are legal documents. You should read them carefully and if there is anything
		  you do not understand, you should seek legal assistance. This agreement is not
		  a contract for sale.
_____ Buyers Initials
B.
WARNING
: Only the terms and
		  conditions written into these documents are part of the contract for sale. Be
		  sure that any oral representations are also written into these documents;
		  otherwise they cannot be enforced.
C. This vehicle will be delivered to you
		  prior to the approval of financing by a financial institution and prior to the
		  execution of the contract for sale. I further understand the final contract for
		  sale will include the following terms: the financed amount of
$ ___________________ at a finance rate not to exceed ________ %
			 for ____________
months or a cash amount of $ _______________________ .
. If financing cannot be acquired at the agreed upon rate listed
			 above, you have the right to cancel the purchase.
. If the terms are changed by the dealer you have the right to
			 cancel the purchase.
. If the purchase is canceled for the above stated reasons, your
			 vehicle trade in and/or your deposit must be returned to you.
. No charge or penalty can be assessed to you for canceling the
			 purchase.
. You must return the vehicle to the dealer within 48 hours after
			 you cancel the purchase, or it may be recovered by the dealer without judicial
			 process.
. You are responsible for any damages that may occur while the
			 vehicle is in your possession.
. Proof of insurance is required.
D. Unless the consumer is approved for
		  financing and both parties have executed a contract for sale, then the dealer
		  shall not:
. Deposit or cash any down payment
. Sell any motor vehicle trade in.
E. Any fraud or misrepresentation in a motor
		  vehicle sale is punishable under Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission Law. You may
		  contact the Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission at:
Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission
101 East Capitol, Suite 212
Little Rock, AR 72201
Phone: (501) 682-1428 Fax: (501) 682-5573
Website: www.armvc.com or E-mail amvc@arkansas.gov
I hereby certify that I received a
copy of this disclosure.
__________________________
Buyer's Signature
I hereby certify that I have given the buyer a
copy of this disclosure.
_________________________
Dealer or Agent Signature
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 063 - Motor Vehicle Commission › Rule 063.00.07-001 - Rule 8 - Dealer Service and Handling Fees or Fees Similary Titled

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RULE 8
DEALER SERVICE AND HANDLING FEES
(A) Pursuant to Ark. Code Ann. §
								23-112-317(c)
		  (1) the Commission shall determine the amount
		  of the Dealer Service or Handling Fee, and that fee shall be no less than zero
		  ($0) dollars and no more than one hundred twenty nine dollars
		  ($129.00).
(B) The amount that an
		  Arkansas dealer may charge for Dealer Service and Handling Fees, allowed by
		  A.C.A. §
								23-112-317(d)
		  is not to exceed $129.00. The fee, if charged, must be charged uniformly to all
		  retail customers.
(C) In no
		  instances shall the allowed fee, as mentioned above, be disclosed to the
		  purchaser, represented verbally, or represented in any manner or medium, as
		  being mandated by any other entity other than the dealership charging the
		  fee.
(D)
(1) If a Dealer Service and Handling Fee, is
		  charged the motor vehicle dealer must follow the procedures for disclosure set
		  out in the subsection (c) when charging any consumer a Dealer Service and
		  Handling Fee, as provided for in this section.
(2) The motor vehicle dealer must disclose,
		  to any consumer, the following information in written form:
(i) The amount of the fee; and
(ii) Notice in type that is bold-face,
		  capitalized, or underlined or other wise conspicuously set out from the
		  surrounding written material as listed in section (C) of this rule
(E)
(a) If a Dealer Service and Handling fee is
		  charged, the dealer shall prominently display a poster or sign measuring at
		  least 8" x 10" in the finance and insurance office or in any area sales
		  document processes are conducted.
(b) The poster or sign shall include the
		  following information:
(i) The dealership
		  charges a Dealer Service or Handling Fee;
(ii) The amount of the fee;
(iii) The required notice as stated in A.C.A.
		  §
										23-112-317(c)(2).
(c) The required notice shall be
		  in a common font (Times Roman or Arial) and at least 55 point size. The portion
		  of the notice which includes the statute A.C.A. §
									23-112-317(c)(2)
		  shall be in a common font (Times Roman or Arial) and at least 24 point size.
		  The full area of the poster or sign must be utilized. An example is provided by
		  the Commission at -
www.amvc.arkansas.gov
or upon
		  request.
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Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 063 - Motor Vehicle Commission › Rule 063.00.07-002 - Rule 5: Limitation on Sales on New Motor Vehicles - Revising the licensing exemptions of go carts, dune buggies and similar vehicles

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RULE 5
LIMITATION OF SALES OF NEW MOTOR VEHICLES
1. A new motor vehicle dealer will be
		  licensed only after the Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission is provided with a
		  signed copy of the contract between the dealer and manufacturer or distributor
		  which specifies:
A. The line-make(s) which may
		  be displayed and offered for sale;
B. That the dealer's physical facilities meet
		  or exceed the minimum requirements of the manufacturer or distributor and meet
		  the requirements of the Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission ACT, A.C.A
		  23-112-302(e)
		  (1) (2).
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 063 - Motor Vehicle Commission › Rule 063.00.08-002 - Rule 7 - Off-Premise Sales, Displays & Events

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RULE 7
OFF-PREMISE SALES, DISPLAYS AND/OR EVENTS
(
REQUEST FORMS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE COMMISSION OFFICE or
			 at
www.amvc.arkansas.gov
)
1.
OFF-PREMISE SALES, DISPLAYS AND/OR
		  EVENTS:
A. Are strictly prohibited
		  except as provided in this rule.
B.
		  Are permitted after prior written approval is obtained from the Arkansas Motor
		  Vehicle Commission.
C. May include
		  used motor vehicles owned by new motor vehicle dealers.
D. A dealer shall obtain an off-premise
		  permit to offer, and/or sell motor vehicles away from the dealer's licensed
		  place of business.
E. Shall be
		  considered a privilege and should not be abused.
F. Sponsor(s) of an Off-Premise Sale, Display
		  and/or a Manufacturer or Distributor event who violate any portion of this rule
		  shall be subject to all remedies available pursuant to A.C.A. §
									23-112-101 et.
		  seq. and the rules promulgated thereunder.
G. Off-Premise Sales are limited one per
		  quarter.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 063 - Motor Vehicle Commission › Rule 063.00.09-001 - Rule 5: Limitation on Sales on New Motor Vehicles - Revising the licensing exemptions of go carts, dune buggies and similar vehicles

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PROPOSED RULE 5
LIMITATION OF SALES OF NEW MOTOR VEHICLES
1. A new motor vehicle dealer will be
		  licensed only after the Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission is provided with a
		  signed copy of the contract between the dealer and manufacturer or distributor
		  which specifies:
A. The line-make(s) which may
		  be displayed and offered for sale;
B. That the dealer's physical facilities meet
		  or exceed the minimum requirements of the manufacturer or distributor and meet
		  the requirements of the Arkansas Motor Vehicle Commission ACT, A.C.A
		  23-112-302(e)
		  (1) (2).
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 063 - Motor Vehicle Commission › Rule 063.00.09-002 - Rule 4: Facility Requirements

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RULE
		  4
A.
FACILITY REQUIREMENTS
		  FOR LOCATIONS LICENSED BY THE COMMISSION
1.
General Requirements
a. Must be a building permanently affixed and
		  anchored to a foundation system. A tent or temporary stand is not deemed
		  permanent.
b. May not be shared
		  with a residence or another business unrelated to motor vehicles.
c. Must have electrical service.
d. Must have adequate sanitary facilities
		  (restroom).
e. New motor vehicle
		  dealers license must be prominently displayed and in public view.
f. Hours of operation posted at the licensed
		  facility must have hours of operation to include at a minimum of three (3) days
		  per week for a continuous four (4) hours per day between 8 a.m. and 9
		  p.m.
g. Must have an office area
		  capable of storing all transaction documents safely and in a manner to provide
		  ease of access for inspection of these documents.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.00-001 - Chapter One - General Provisions

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SECTION
		  I
PURPOSE AND AUTHORITY
A.
PURPOSE
1.
ARKANSAS NURSE PRACTICE ACT
-
		  Requires That any person who practices or offers to practice professional
		  nursing, advanced practice nursing, registered nurse practitioner nursing,
		  practical nursing or psychiatric technician nursing foe- compensation be
		  licensed and submit evidence that he/she is qualified to so practice and shall
		  be licensed as hereinafter provided.
2.
ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF
		  NURSING
- Established by the Arkansas Nurse Practice Act for the
		  implementation of-the statute by carrying on the licensing, disciplinary and
		  educational functions for professional, advanced, practice, registered nurse
		  practitioner, practical and psychiatric technician nursing.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.00-002 - Chapter Two: Licensure - RN, LPN, and LPTN

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SECTION I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Good moral character.
B. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
C. Completion of the
		  required approved nursing education program. (LPN and LPTN requirements may be
		  waived if applicant is determined to be otherwise qualified.)
D. The Arkansas State Board of Nursing may
		  refuse to admit to the examination any candidate and refuse to issue a license,
		  certificate or registration
to
any applicant if the license,
practice privilege,
certificate or registration of
		  such person has been revoked or suspended or placed on probation and not
		  reinstated by the jurisdiction which took such action.
E. Effective January 1, 2000, no person shall
		  be eligible to receive or hold a license issued by the board if that person has
		  pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or been found, guilty by any court in the
		  State of Arkansas, or of any similar offense by a court in another state, or of
		  any similar offense by a federal court of any offense listed in Act 1208 of
		  1999.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.00-004 - Chapter Four - Advanced Practice Nursing

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SECTION I
SCOPE OF PRACTICE
The advanced practice nurse shall practice in a manner consistent
			 with the definition of the practice of advanced practice nursing set forth in
			 Ark. Code Ann. §
								17-87-102(3).(A)(B)(C)(D),
			 and in accordance with the scope of practice defined by the appropriate
			 national certifying body and the standards set forth in these regulations. The
			 advanced practice nurse may provide health care for which the APN is
			 educationally prepared and for which competence has been attained and
			 maintained
SECTION II
QUALIFICATIONS FORUICENSURE
-
Advanced practice nurse (APN) licensure shall be designated in
			 one of the four categories below. Current registered nurse licensure in
			 Arkansas is required for all categories of advanced practice licensure. APN
			 categories and their respective qualifications are:
A.
ADVANCED NURSE PRACTITIONER (ANP)
1. Successful completion of an
		  organized program of nursing education That prepares nurses for the advanced
		  practice role of advanced nurse practitioner; and
2. Current certification as a nurse
		  practitioner by a nationally recognized certifying body which meets the
		  requirements of Section
		  V ll of
		  this Chapter.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.05-001 - Chapter 2 - Licensure; Chapter 5 - Delegation

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CHAPTER TWO
LICENSURE: R.N., L.P.N.,
		  AND L.P.T.N.
SECTION I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Good moral
		  character.
B. Completion of an
		  approved high school course of study or the equivalent as determined by the
		  appropriate educational agency.
C.
		  Completion of the required approved nursing education program. (LPN and LPTN
		  requirements may be waived if applicant is determined to be otherwise
		  qualified.)
D. The Arkansas State
		  Board of Nursing (ASBN) may refuse to admit to the examination any candidate
		  and refuse to issue a license, certificate or registration to any applicant if
		  the license, practice privilege, certificate or registration of such person has
		  been revoked or suspended or placed on probation and not reinstated by the
		  jurisdiction which took such action.
E. Effective January 1, 2000, no person shall
		  be eligible to receive or hold a license issued by the board if that person has
		  pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or been found guilty by any court in the
		  State of Arkansas, or of any similar offense by a court in another state, or of
		  any similar offense by a federal court of any offense listed in ACA §
									17-87-312.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.06-001 - Chapter 2 - Licensure

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SECTION I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Good moral character.
B. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
C. Completion of the
		  required approved nursing education program. (LPN and LPTN requirements may be
		  waived if applicant is determined to be otherwise qualified.)
D. The Arkansas State Board of Nursing (ASBN)
		  may refuse to admit to the examination any candidate and refuse to issue a
		  license, certificate, or registration to any applicant if the license, practice
		  privilege, certificate, or registration of such person has been revoked or
		  suspended or placed on probation and not reinstated by the jurisdiction which
		  took such action.
E. Effective
		  January 1, 2000, no person shall be eligible to receive or hold a license
		  issued by the Board if that person has pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or
		  been found guilty by any court in the State of Arkansas, or of any similar
		  offense by a court in another state, or of any similar offense by a federal
		  court of any offense listed in ACA §
								17-87-312.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.06-002 - Chapter 8 - Medication Assistant - Certified

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SECTION I
DEFINITION OF
		  TERMS
DESIGNATED FACILITY
- a nursing home.
MEDICATION ASSISTANT-CERTIFIED
-
(MA-C)
a person who is certified by the Board to administer certain nonprescription
			 and legend drugs in designated facilities.
SUPERVISION
- the oversight of the medication
			 assistant-certified by a licensed nurse on the premises of a nursing
			 home.
LEGEND DRUG
- a drug limited by §
								503(b) (1) of the
			 federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to being dispensed by or upon a medical
			 practitioner's prescription.
I NITIAL
			 MEDICATION
- a new medication that the patient has not been receiving
			 and/or changes in dosage, route, or frequency of a medication that a patient is
			 currently receiving.
SECTION
		  II
QUALIFICATIONS
A. In order to be certified as a medication
		  assistant-certified, an applicant shall submit to the Arkansas State Board of
		  Nursing written evidence, verified by oath, that the applicant:
1. Is currently listed in good standing on
		  the state's certified nurse aide registry;
2. Has maintained registration on the state's
		  certified nurse aide registry continuously for a minimum of one (1)
		  year;
3. Has completed at least one
		  (1) continuous year of full-time experience as a certified nurse aide in this
		  state;
4. Is currently employed at
		  a nursing home;
5. Has a high
		  school diploma or the equivalent;
6. Has successfully completed a literacy and
		  reading comprehension screening process approved by the Board;
7. Has successfully completed a medication
		  assistant-certified training course approved by the Board; and
8. Has successfully passed a Board approved
		  certification examination on subjects the Board determines.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.07-001 - Chapter 1 - General Provisions; Chapter 2 - Licensure; Chapter 7 - Rules of Procedure; and Chapter 8 - Medication Assistant-Certified

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CHAPTER ONE
GENERAL PROVISIONS
SECTION I
PURPOSE AND
		  AUTHORITY
A.
PURPOSE
1.
ARKANSAS NURSE
		  PRACTICE ACT
- Requires that any person who practices or offers to
		  practice professional nursing, advanced practice nursing, registered nurse
		  practitioner nursing, practical nursing, or psychiatric technician nursing for
		  compensation be licensed and submit evidence that he or she is qualified to so
		  practice and shall be licensed as hereinafter provided.
2.
ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF
		  NURSING
- Established by the Arkansas
Nurse Practice
		  Acttor
the implementation of the statute by carrying on the licensing
		  or certification, disciplinary, and educational functions for professional,
		  advanced practice, registered nurse practitioner, practical, and psychiatric
		  technician nursing and medication assistants.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.08-001 - Chapter 2 - Licensure; and Chapter 6, Standards for Nursing Education Programs

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CHAPTER TWO
LICENSURE: RN, LPN, AND LPTN
SECTION
		  I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Good moral character.
B. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
C. Completion of the
		  required approved nursing education program. (LPN and LPTN requirements may be
		  waived if applicant is determined to be otherwise qualified.)
D. The Arkansas State Board of Nursing (ASBN)
		  may refuse to admit to the examination any candidate and refuse to issue a
		  license, certificate, or registration to any applicant if the license, practice
		  privilege, certificate, or registration of such person has been revoked or
		  suspended or placed on probation and not reinstated by the jurisdiction which
		  took such action.
E. Effective
		  January 1, 2000, no person shall be eligible to receive or hold a license
		  issued by the Board if that person has pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or
		  been found guilty by any court in the State of Arkansas, or of any similar
		  offense by a court in another state, or of any similar offense by a federal
		  court of any offense listed in ACA §
									17-87-312.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.08-003 - Chapter 2: Licensure

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SECTION I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Good moral character.
B. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
C. Completion of the
		  required approved nursing education program. (LPN and LPTN requirements may be
		  waived if applicant is determined to be otherwise qualified.)
D. The Arkansas State Board of Nursing (ASBN)
		  may refuse to admit to the examination any candidate and refuse to issue a
		  license, certificate, or registration to any applicant if the license, practice
		  privilege, certificate, or registration of such person has been revoked or
		  suspended or placed on probation and not reinstated by the jurisdiction which
		  took such action.
E. Effective
		  January 1, 2000, no person shall be eligible to receive or hold a license
		  issued by the Board if that person has pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or
		  been found guilty by any court in the State of Arkansas, or of any similar
		  offense by a court in another state, or of any similar offense by a federal
		  court of any offense listed in ACA §
								17-87-312.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.12-001 - Revisions to Rules: Chapter 1 - General Provisions; Chapter 2 - Licensure: Chapter 3 - Registered Nurse Practitioner; and Chapter 6 - Standards for Nursing Education Programs; the Nurse Practice Act, Article 8 and Chapter 4 - Advanced Practice

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CHAPTER ONE
GENERAL PROVISIONS
SECTION I
PURPOSE AND AUTHORITY
A.
PURPOSE
1.
ARKANSAS NURSE PRACTICE ACT
-
		  Requires that any person who practices or offers to practice professional
		  nursing, advanced practice nursing, registered nurse practitioner nursing,
		  practical nursing, or psychiatric technician nursing for compensation be
		  licensed and submit evidence that he or she is qualified to so practice and
		  shall be licensed as hereinafter provided.
2.
ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF
		  NURSING
- Established by the Arkansas
Nurse Practice
		  Act
for the implementation of the statute by carrying on the licensing
		  or certification, disciplinary, and educational functions for professional,
		  advanced practice, registered nurse practitioner, practical, and psychiatric
		  technician nursing and medication assistants.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.13-002 - Rules Chapter 2- Licensure: RN, LPN, and LTPN

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SECTION I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Good moral character.
B. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
C. Completion of the
		  required approved nursing education program. (LPN and LPTN requirements may be
		  waived if applicant is determined to be otherwise qualified.)
D. The Arkansas State Board of Nursing (ASBN)
		  may refuse to admit to the examination any candidate and refuse to issue a
		  license, certificate, or registration to any applicant if the license, practice
		  privilege, certificate, or registration of such person has been revoked or
		  suspended or placed on probation and not reinstated by the jurisdiction which
		  took such action.
E. Effective
		  January 1,2000, no person shall be eligible to receive or hold a license issued
		  by the Board if that person has pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or been
		  found guilty by any court in the State of Arkansas, or of any similar offense
		  by a court in another state, or of any similar offense by a federal court of
		  any offense listed in ACA §
								17-87-312.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.16-001 - Chapter 1: General Provisions

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SECTION
		  I
PURPOSE AND AUTHORITY
A.
PURPOSE
1.
ARKANSAS NURSE PRACTICE ACT
-
		  Requires that any person who practices or offers to practice professional
		  nursing, advanced practice nursing, registered nurse practitioner nursing,
		  practical nursing, or psychiatric technician nursing for compensation be
		  licensed and submit evidence that he or she is qualified to so practice and
		  shall be licensed as hereinafter provided.
2.
ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF
		  NURSING
- Established by the Arkansas
Nurse Practice
		  Act
for the implementation of the statute by carrying on the licensing
		  or certification, disciplinary, and educational functions for professional,
		  advanced practice, registered nurse practitioner, practical, and psychiatric
		  technician nursing and medication assistants.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.16-002 - Chapter 2: Licensure: RN, LPN, and LPTN

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SECTION
		  I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Good moral character.
B. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
C. Completion of the
		  required approved nursing education program. (LPN and LPTN requirements may be
		  waived if applicant is determined to be otherwise qualified.)
D. The Arkansas State Board of Nursing (ASBN)
		  may refuse to admit to the examination any candidate and refuse to issue a
		  license, certificate, or registration to any applicant if the license, practice
		  privilege, certificate, or registration of such person has been revoked or
		  suspended or placed on probation and not reinstated by the jurisdiction which
		  took such action.
E. Effective
		  January 1,2000, no person shall be eligible to receive or hold a license issued
		  by the Board if that person has pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or been
		  found guilty by any court in the State of Arkansas, or of any similar offense
		  by a court in another state, or of any similar offense by a federal court of
		  any offense listed in ACA §
								17-87-312.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.16-004 - Chapter 4: Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

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SECTION I
SCOPE OF
		  PRACTICE
The advanced practice registered nurse shall practice in a manner
			 consistent with the definition of the practice of advanced practice registered
			 nursing set forth in Arkansas Code Annotated §
								17-87-102(4)(5)(6)(7)(8),
			 and in accordance with the scope of practice defined by the appropriate
			 national certifying body and the standards set forth in these rules. The
			 advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) may provide health care for which the
			 APRN is educationally prepared and for which competence has been attained and
			 maintained.
SECTION II
QUALIFICATIONS FOR LICENSURE
Advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) licensure shall be
			 designated in one of the four roles below and at least one population focus:
			 Family/Individual Across the Lifespan, Adult-Gerontology, Neonatal, Pediatrics,
			 Women's Health/Gender-Related, or Psychiatric/Mental Health (effective 2015). A
			 current, unencumbered registered nurse license to practice in Arkansas is
			 required for all categories of advanced practice licensure. Effective January
			 1, 2003, all applicants for advanced practice licensure by examination shall
			 have completed a graduate or post-graduate level advanced practice registered
			 nursing education program. Applicants for advanced practice licensure by
			 endorsement shall have met the educational and certification requirements set
			 forth in
Arkansas State Board of Nursing Rules
at the time of
			 their initial licensure as an advanced practice registered nurse in another
			 jurisdiction. APRN roles and their respective qualifications are:
A.
CERTIFIED NURSE PRACTITIONER
		  (CNP)
1. Successful completion of a
		  nationally accredited graduate or post-graduate APRN education program that
		  prepares nurses for the advanced practice role of nurse practitioner;
		  and
2. Hold current certification
		  by a national certifying body recognized by the Board of Nursing in the APRN
		  role and population foci appropriate for educational preparation.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.16-005 - Chapter 7: Rules of Procedure

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SECTION
		  I
ARKANSAS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
		  ACT
Rules, Rule Making, Notice of Hearing, Hearings, Judicial Review,
			 Declaratory Orders, Adjudications, and other procedures authorized by the
			 Arkansas Nurse Practice Act are governed by the Arkansas Administrative
			 Procedures Act §
								25-15-201 et
			 seq.
SECTION II
PROCEDURE ON DENIAL, REPRIMAND, PROBATION, CIVIL PENALTIES.
		  SUSPENSION. OR REVOCATION
A.
GROUNDS FOR DISCIPLINE
1. The Board shall have sole authority to
		  deny, suspend, revoke, or limit any license or privilege to practice nursing or
		  certificate of prescriptive authority issued by the Board or applied for in
		  accordance with the provisions of this chapter, or to otherwise discipline a
		  licensee upon proof that the person:
a. Is
		  guilty of fraud or deceit in procuring or attempting to procure a license to
		  practice nursing or engaged in the practice of nursing without a valid
		  license;
b. Is guilty of crime or
		  gross immorality;
c. Is unfit or
		  incompetent by reason of negligence, habits or other causes;
d. Is habitually intemperate or is addicted
		  to the use of habit-forming drugs;
e. Is mentally incompetent;
f Is guilty of unprofessional
		  conduct;
g. Has had a license,
		  certificate or registration revoked, suspended, placed on probation, or under
		  disciplinary order in any jurisdiction;
h. Has voluntarily surrendered a license,
		  certification, or registration, and has not been reinstated in any
		  jurisdiction; or
i. Has willfully
		  or repeatedly violated any of the provisions of this chapter.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.16-006 - Chapter 9: Insulin and Glucogon Administration

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SECTION I
PURPOSE AND AUTHORITY
A.
REGULATORY AUTHORITY
1. These rules shall be known as the Arkansas
		  Department of Education and Arkansas State Board of Nursing Rules Governing the
		  administration of Insulin and Glucagon by school personnel to Arkansas Public
		  School Students diagnosed with diabetes.
2. These rules are enacted pursuant to the
		  Arkansas State Board of Education's authority under Ark. Code Ann. §§
									6-11-105,
		  6-18-711,
		  17-87-103
		  and
		  25-15-201 et
		  seq.
3. These rules are enacted
		  pursuant to the Arkansas State Board of Nursing's authority under Ark. Code
		  Ann. §§
									6-18-711,
		  17-87-203,
		  17-87-103
		  and
		  25-15-201 et
		  seq.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.17-002 - Chapter Four: Advanced Practive Registered Nurse

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SECTION I
SCOPE OF
		  PRACTICE
The advanced practice registered nurse shall practice in a manner
			 consistent with the definition of the practice of advanced practice registered
			 nursing set forth in Arkansas Code Annotated §
								17-87-102(4)(5)(6)(7)(8),
			 and in accordance with the scope of practice defined by the appropriate
			 national certifying body and the standards set forth in these rules. The
			 advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) may provide health care for which the
			 APRN is educationally prepared and for which competence has been attained and
			 maintained.
SECTION II
QUALIFICATIONS FOR LICENSURE
Advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) licensure shall be
			 designated in one of the four roles below and at least one population focus:
			 Family/Individual Across the Lifespan, Adult-Gerontology, Neonatal, Pediatrics,
			 Women's Health/Gender-Related, or Psychiatric/Mental Health (effective 2015). A
			 current, unencumbered registered nurse license to practice in Arkansas is
			 required for all categories of advanced practice licensure. Effective January
			 1, 2003, all applicants for advanced practice licensure by examination shall
			 have completed a graduate or post-graduate level advanced practice registered
			 nursing education program. Applicants for advanced practice licensure by
			 endorsement shall have met the educational and certification requirements set
			 forth in
Arkansas State Board of Nursing Rules
at the time of
			 their initial licensure as an advanced practice registered nurse in another
			 jurisdiction. APRN roles and their respective qualifications are:
A.
CERTIFIED NURSE PRACTITIONER
		  (CNP)
1. Successful completion of a
		  nationally accredited graduate or post-graduate APRN education program that
		  prepares nurses for the advanced practice role of nurse practitioner;
		  and
2. Hold current certification
		  by a national certifying body recognized by the Board of Nursing in the APRN
		  role and population foci appropriate for educational preparation.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.17-003 - Chapter 1: General Provisions

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SECTION
		  I
PURPOSE AND AUTHORITY
A.
PURPOSE
1.
ARKANSAS NURSE PRACTICE ACT
-
		  Requires that any person who practices or offers to practice professional
		  nursing, advanced practice nursing, registered nurse practitioner nursing,
		  practical nursing, or psychiatric technician nursing for compensation be
		  licensed and submit evidence that he or she is qualified to so practice and
		  shall be licensed as hereinafter provided.
2.
ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF
		  NURSING
- Established by the Arkansas
Nurse Practice
		  Act
for the implementation of the statute by carrying on the licensing
		  or certification, disciplinary, and educational functions for professional,
		  advanced practice, registered nurse practitioner, practical, and psychiatric
		  technician nursing and medication assistants.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.17-004 - Chapter 2: Licensure: RN, LPN, and LPTN

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SECTION
		  I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Good moral character.
B. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
C. Possession of a valid
		  United States Social Security Number (SSN).
D. Completion of an approved nursing
		  education program.
E. The Arkansas
		  State Board of Nursing (ASBN) may refuse to admit to the examination any
		  candidate and refuse to issue a license, certificate, or registration to any
		  applicant if the license, practice privilege, certificate, or registration of
		  such person has been revoked or suspended or placed on probation and not
		  reinstated by the jurisdiction which took such action.
F. Effective January 1,2000, no person shall
		  be eligible to receive or hold a license issued by the Board if that person has
		  pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or been found guilty by any court in the
		  State of Arkansas, or of any similar offense by a court in another state, or of
		  any similar offense by a federal court of any offense listed in ACA §
								17-87-312.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.17-005 - Chapter 4: Advanced Practice Registered Nurse

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SECTION I
SCOPE OF
		  PRACTICE
The advanced practice registered nurse shall practice in a manner
			 consistent with the definition of the practice of advanced practice registered
			 nursing set forth in Arkansas Code Annotated §
								17-87-102(4)(5)(6)(7)(8),
			 and in accordance with the scope of practice defined by the appropriate
			 national certifying body and the standards set forth in these rules. The
			 advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) may provide health care for which the
			 APRN is educationally prepared and for which competence has been attained and
			 maintained.
SECTION II
QUALIFICATIONS FOR LICENSURE
Advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) licensure shall be
			 designated in one of the four roles below and at least one population focus:
			 Family/Individual Across the Lifespan, Adult-Gerontology, Neonatal, Pediatrics,
			 Women's Health/Gender-Related, or Psychiatric/Mental Health (effective 2015). A
			 current, unencumbered registered nurse license to practice in Arkansas is
			 required for all categories of advanced practice licensure. Effective January
			 1, 2003, all applicants for advanced practice licensure by examination shall
			 have completed a graduate or post-graduate level advanced practice registered
			 nursing education program. Applicants for advanced practice licensure by
			 endorsement shall have met the educational and certification requirements set
			 forth in
Arkansas State Board of Nursing Rules
at the time of
			 their initial licensure as an advanced practice registered nurse in another
			 jurisdiction. APRN roles and their respective qualifications are:
A.
CERTIFIED NURSE PRACTITIONER
		  (CNP)
1. Successful completion of a
		  nationally accredited graduate or post-graduate APRN education program that
		  prepares nurses for the advanced practice role of nurse practitioner;
		  and
2. Hold current certification
		  by a national certifying body recognized by the Board of Nursing in the APRN
		  role and population foci appropriate for educational preparation.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.17-006 - Chapter 6: Standards for Nursing Education Programs

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SECTION I
APPROVAL OF
		  PROGRAMS
This chapter presents the Standards established by the Arkansas
			 State Board of Nursing for nursing education programs that offer courses and
			 learning experiences preparing graduates who are competent to practice nursing
			 safely and who are eligible to take the NCLEX-PN® or RN® examination.
			 These programs are often referred to as a pre-licensure nursing program.
A.
NEW PROGRAM LEADING TO
		  LICENSURE
1. Institution Requirement
a. A nursing education program whose parent
		  institution is located in an Arkansas jurisdiction seeking to establish a new
		  masters, baccalaureate, diploma, associate degree or practical nursing program
		  shall meet the following requirements:
(1)
		  Educational institutions or consortiums shall be approved by the Arkansas
		  Department of Higher Education and be accredited by an accrediting body
		  recognized by the United States Secretary of Education.
(2) Hospitals or hospital consortiums shall
		  be approved by the Arkansas Department of Health and accredited by the Joint
		  Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations or equivalent
		  accrediting organization.
(3) The
		  parent institution shall meet the transfer or articulation requirements for
		  courses in Arkansas education institutions.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.17-007 - Chapter 7: Rules of Procedure

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SECTION
		  I
ARKANSAS ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE
		  ACT
Rules, Rule Making, Notice of Hearing, Hearings, Judicial Review,
			 Declaratory Orders, Adjudications, and other procedures authorized by the
			 Arkansas Nurse Practice Act are governed by the Arkansas Administrative
			 Procedures Act §
								25-15-201 et
			 seq.
SECTION II
PROCEDURE ON DENIAL, REPRIMAND, PROBATION, CIVIL PENALTIES.
		  SUSPENSION. OR REVOCATION
A.
GROUNDS FOR DISCIPLINE
1. The Board shall have sole authority to
		  deny, suspend, revoke, or limit any license or privilege to practice nursing or
		  certificate of prescriptive authority issued by the Board or applied for in
		  accordance with the provisions of this chapter, or to otherwise discipline a
		  licensee upon proof that the person:
a. Is
		  guilty of fraud or deceit in procuring or attempting to procure a license to
		  practice nursing or engaged in the practice of nursing without a valid
		  license;
b. Is guilty of crime or
		  gross immorality;
c. Is unfit or
		  incompetent by reason of negligence, habits or other causes;
d. Is habitually intemperate or is addicted
		  to the use of habit-forming drugs;
e. Is mentally incompetent;
f. Is guilty of unprofessional
		  conduct;
g. Has had a license,
		  certificate or registration revoked, suspended, placed on probation, or under
		  disciplinary order in any jurisdiction;
h. Has voluntarily surrendered a license,
		  certification, or registration, and has not been reinstated in any
		  jurisdiction; or
i. Has willfully
		  or repeatedly violated any of the provisions of this chapter.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.17-008 - Chapter 10: Alternative to Discipline

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SECTION
		  I
QUALIFICATIONS FOR ADMISSION
In order to be eligible for admission to the ATD program the
			 licensee or applicant for licensure shall:
A. Hold an Arkansas nursing license or be
		  eligible for licensure;
B.
		  Otherwise be eligible for continued licensure under the Arkansas
Nurse
		  Practice Act;
C. Admit in
		  writing to a Substance Use Disorder (SUD) including alcohol; and
D. Voluntarily request participation in the
		  ATD program.
E. A participant may
		  transfer from another state's alternative program if it is substantively
		  similar and approved by the ATD program director.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.18-001 - Rules, Chapter 1

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CHAPTER ONE
GENERAL PROVISIONS
SECTION I
PURPOSE AND AUTHORITY
A.
PURPOSE
1.
ARKANSAS NURSE PRACTICE ACT
-
		  Requires that any person who practices or offers to practice professional
		  nursing, advanced practice nursing, registered nurse practitioner nursing,
		  practical nursing, or psychiatric technician nursing for compensation be
		  licensed and submit evidence that he or she is qualified to so practice and
		  shall be licensed as hereinafter provided.
2.
ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF
		  NURSING
- Established by the Arkansas
Nurse Practice
		  Act
for the implementation of the statute by carrying on the licensing
		  or certification, disciplinary, and educational functions for professional,
		  advanced practice, registered nurse practitioner, practical, and psychiatric
		  technician nursing and medication assistants.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.18-002 - Rules, Chapter 2

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CHAPTER TWO
LICENSURE: RN, LPN, AND LPTN
SECTION
		  I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
B. Possession of a valid
		  United States Social Security Number (SSN).
C. Completion of an approved nursing
		  education program.
D. The Arkansas
		  State Board of Nursing (ASBN) may refuse to admit to the examination any
		  candidate and refuse to issue a license, certificate, or registration to any
		  applicant if the license, practice privilege, certificate, or registration of
		  such person has been revoked or suspended or placed on probation and not
		  reinstated by the jurisdiction which took such action.
E. Effective January 1,2000, no person shall
		  be eligible to receive or hold a license issued by the Board if that person has
		  pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or been found guilty by any court in the
		  State of Arkansas, or of any similar offense by a court in another state, or of
		  any similar offense by a federal court of any offense listed in ACA §
									17-87-312.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.18-005 - Rule, Chapter 6

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CHAPTER SIX
STANDARDS FOR NURSING EDUCATION PROGRAMS
SECTION I
APPROVAL OF PROGRAMS
This chapter presents the Standards established by the Arkansas
			 State Board of Nursing for nursing education programs that offer courses and
			 learning experiences preparing graduates who are competent to practice nursing
			 safely and who are eligible to take the NCLEX-PN® or RN® examination.
			 These programs are often referred to as a pre-licensure nursing program.
A.
NEW PROGRAM LEADING TO
		  LICENSURE
1. Institution Requirement
a. A nursing education program whose parent
		  institution is located in an Arkansas jurisdiction seeking to establish a new
		  masters, baccalaureate, diploma, associate degree or practical nursing program
		  shall meet the following requirements:
(1)
		  Educational institutions or consortiums shall be approved by the Arkansas
		  Department of Higher Education and be accredited by an accrediting body
		  recognized by the United States Secretary of Education.
(2) Hospitals or hospital consortiums shall
		  be approved by the Arkansas Department of Health and accredited by the Joint
		  Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations or equivalent
		  accrediting organization.
(3) The
		  parent institution shall meet the transfer or articulation requirements for
		  courses in Arkansas education institutions.
Arkansas Administrative Code › Agency 067 - Board of Nursing › Rule 067.00.21-001 - Chapter Two-Licensure: RN, LPN, and LPTN

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ARKANSAS STATE BOARD OF NURSING RULES
CHAPTER TWO
LICENSURE: RN, LPN, AND LPTN
SECTION I
QUALIFICATIONS
A. Completion of an approved high school
		  course of study or the equivalent as determined by the appropriate educational
		  agency.
B. Possession of a valid
		  United States Social Security Number (SSN).
C. Completion of an approved nursing
		  education program.
D. The Arkansas
		  State Board of Nursing (ASBN) may refuse to admit to the examination any
		  candidate and refuse to issue a license, certificate, or registration to any
		  applicant if the license, practice privilege, certificate, or registration of
		  such person has been revoked or suspended or placed on probation and not
		  reinstated by the jurisdiction which took such action.
E. Effective January 1, 2000, no person shall
		  be eligible to receive or hold a license issued by the Board if that person has
		  pleaded guilty or nolo contendere to, or been found guilty by any court in the
		  State of Arkansas, or of any similar offense by a court in another state, or of
		  any similar offense by a federal court of any offense listed in ACA §
								17-3-102.
HISTORY: Amended: January 1, 2018; December 29, 2018
Amended: June 4, 2021