Louisiana Administrative Code › Title 46 - PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL STANDARDS › Part I - Architects › Chapter 11 - Licenses › Section I-1111 - Dependents of Healthcare Professionals

Current through Register Vol. 50, No. 6, June 20, 2024
A. Pursuant to
				R.S.
				37:1751, the board shall issue a license,
				permit pending normal license, or registration to an applicant who is a
				dependent of a healthcare professional who has relocated to and established his
				legal residence in Louisiana, holds a valid license to provide healthcare
				services in Louisiana, and is providing healthcare services in Louisiana in
				accordance with the following provisions:
1.
				If the applicant holds an out-of-state license in architecture from another
				state and licensure by endorsement or reciprocity is provided for by law, the
				applicant shall submit to the board an NCARB (blue cover) certificate as
				described in Rule §1103(A)
supra
. Upon finding the NCARB (blue
				cover) certificate in order and upon payment of a registration fee of $300, the
				board shall register and issue a license to said individual to practice
				architecture in this state.
2. If
				the applicant holds an out-of-state license in architecture from another state
				but licensure by endorsement or reciprocity is not provided for by law,
				licensure to practice architecture in Louisiana shall be granted by the
				submission to the board of proof of all of the following:
a. the applicant holds a current and valid
				occupational license in architecture;
b. the applicant has held the occupational
				license in the other state for at least one year;
c. the applicant has passed any examinations,
				or met any education, training, or experience standards as required by the
				licensing board in the other state;
d. the applicant is held in good standing by
				the licensing board in the other state;
e. the applicant does not have a
				disqualifying criminal record as determined by the board;
f. the applicant has not had an occupational
				license revoked by a licensing board in another state because of negligence or
				intentional misconduct related to the applicant's work in
				architecture;
g. the applicant did
				not surrender an occupational license because of negligence or intentional
				misconduct related to the person's work in architecture in another
				state;
h. the applicant does not
				have a complaint, allegation, or investigation pending before a board in
				another state which relates to unprofessional conduct or an alleged crime; if
				the applicant has a complaint, allegation, or investigation pending, the board
				shall not issue or deny a license to the applicant until the complaint,
				allegation, or investigation is resolved, or the applicant otherwise satisfies
				the criteria for licensure in Louisiana to the satisfaction of the
				board;
i. the applicant pays all
				applicable fees in this state, and
j. the applicant simultaneously applies for a
				permanent license; if the applicant fails to qualify for a permanent license
				once the permanent application is vetted, any temporary permit shall
				automatically terminate.
3. If the applicant worked in a state that
				does not use an occupational license or government certification to regulate
				the practice of architecture, licensure to practice architecture in Louisiana
				shall be granted by the submission to the board of proof of all of the
				following:
a. the applicant worked at least
				three (3) years in architecture, and
b. the applicant satisfies the requirements
				of paragraphs (A)(2)(e) through (j) of this Section.
4. For purposes of this Rule, "dependent" and
				"healthcare professional" shall have the meanings set forth in
				R.S.
				37:1751(A), such meanings
				incorporated herein by reference.