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Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.3 - Responsibilities of Establishment Owners

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Each establishment owner shall ensure the following:
1. The establishment owner holds a current
				and active establishment license issued by the board that reflects the current
				name, address and owner information;
2. Individuals employed for barbering and
				cosmetology arts and sciences services or other licensees working in the
				establishment hold a current and active license issued by the board of
				barbering and cosmetology arts and sciences;
3. Licensees employed by the establishment or
				other licensees and service providers working in the establishment do not
				exceed their scope of practice; and
4. License renewal cards are properly
				displayed in the front entrance area at eye level. No license that has expired
				or become invalid for any reason shall be displayed in connection with the
				practices of the establishment.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.4 - Responsibilities of Licensees

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Licensees are responsible for:
1. Their own station areas;
2. Holding a current and active license
				issued by the board of barbering and cosmetology arts and sciences;
				and
3. Ensuring that they do not
				exceed their scope of practice.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.6 - Building Standards

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Establishments and schools shall have and maintain:
1. A service area that is equipped with
				exhaust fans or air filtration equipment that is of sufficient capacity to be
				capable of removing chemical fumes from the air;
2. A dispensary;
3. A reception area;
4. Hot and cold running water and clean
				lavatory facilities;
5. Safe
				drinking water;
6. Hand-washing
				facilities;
7. Adequate
				lighting;
8. Work surfaces that are
				easily cleanable; and
9. A complete
				first-aid kit in a readily accessible location on the premises. At a minimum,
				the first-aid kit must include adhesive dressings, gauze and antiseptic, tape,
				triple antibiotics, eyewash, and gloves.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.7 - Establishments in Residential Buildings

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) An
				establishment located in a residential building shall comply with all
				requirements in rule 645-63.5 (157).
(2) A separate entrance shall be maintained
				for establishment rooms in a residential building. An exception is that an
				entrance may allow passage through a nonliving area of the residence, i.e.,
				hall, garage or stairway. Any door leading directly from the licensed
				establishment to any portion of the living area of the residence shall be
				closed at all times during business hours.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.8 - Establishments Adjacent to Other Businesses

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
An establishment operated adjacent to any other business
				  shall be separated by at least a partial partition. When the establishment is
				  operated immediately adjacent to a business where food is handled, the business
				  shall be entirely separated, and any doors between the establishment and the
				  business shall be rendered unusable except in an emergency.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.9 - Smoking

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
All establishments licensed by the board shall comply with
				  the smokefree air Act found in Iowa Code chapter 142D.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.10 - Personal Cleanliness

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Any service provider engaged in serving the public shall be
				  neat and clean in person and attire.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.11 - Universal Precautions

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Any service provider shall practice universal precautions
				  consistently by observing the following:
(1) Thoroughly wash hands after smoking,
				vaping, eating, using the restroom, etc., and before providing services to each
				client. Hand sanitizers or gloves are not an acceptable substitute for hand
				washing.
(2) Maintain biohazard
				sharps container for disposing of used needles, razor blades and other sharp
				instruments in establishments. These containers shall be located as close to
				the use area as is practical. These containers shall not be filled above the
				designated "fill line" and shall be disposed of in accordance with guidelines
				issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Department of
				Health and Human Services.
(3) Wear
				disposable gloves or may refuse to provide the service when encountering
				clients with open sores. Gloves shall only be used on a single client and shall
				be disposed of after the client's service. Any time gloves are used during a
				service, wash hands both before gloves are worn and after they are
				removed.
(4) Refrain from all
				direct client care and from handling client-care equipment if the service
				provider has open sores that cannot be effectively covered.
(5) Clean and disinfect instruments and
				implements pursuant to rule
				645-63.13 (157).
(6) Place instruments and supplies that have
				been used on a client or soiled in any manner in the proper receptacles clearly
				labeled "used." All used items shall be kept separate from items that are
				disinfected and ready for use.
(7)
				Store disinfectant solution in the dispensary.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.12 - Blood Exposure Procedures

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) If a service
				provider injures oneself, the following steps shall be taken before returning
				to service:
a. Stop service.
b. Clean the injured area by washing the area
				with soap and water. Use antiseptic or ointment as appropriate.
c. In the case of mucous membrane exposure,
				wash or rinse the affected area with sufficient water.
d. Cover the injury with the appropriate
				dressing.
e. Clean the client and
				station as necessary. First, remove all visible debris and then clean the
				client with an antiseptic that is appropriate for the skin and clean the
				station with disinfectant.
f. Bag
				any blood-soiled porous articles and dispose of articles in the
				trash.
g. Wash and disinfect all
				nonporous items.
h. Wash hands
				before returning to service.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.13 - Disinfecting and Sterilizing Instruments and Equipment

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
All nonporous tools and implements must be either disinfected
				  or sterilized according to the requirements of this rule before use upon a
				  client in schools and establishments.
(1)
Disinfection.
a. Nonporous tools and implements.
(1) Immersion method. After each use, all
				immersible nonporous tools and implements shall be disinfected by cleaning the
				tools and implements followed by complete immersion in a disinfectant.
				Disinfectant solutions shall be mixed according to manufacturer label
				instructions. The manufacturer's listed contact time for effectively
				eliminating all pathogens shall be adhered to at all times.
(2) Nonimmersion method. After each use, any
				nonporous item that cannot be immersed in a disinfectant shall be cleaned with
				soap or detergent and water to remove all organic material and then sprayed or
				wiped with disinfectant. Minimum disinfectant contact time as listed on the
				manufacturer's label shall be followed. Nonimmersible tools and implements
				include but are not limited to scissors, trimmers, clippers, handles of hair
				dryers and curling/flat irons.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.14 - Porous Instruments and Supplies That Cannot Be Disinfected

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Porous instruments and supplies that come into direct contact
				  with a client cannot be disinfected. These instruments and supplies include but
				  are not limited to cotton pads, sponges, wooden applicators, emery boards,
				  pumice stones, nail buffers, buffing bits, arbor or sanding bands, sleeves, toe
				  separators and neck strips. These are single-use items and shall be disposed of
				  in a waste receptacle immediately after use.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.15 - Infection Control Methods for Creams, Cosmetics and Applicators

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) Liquids,
				creams, waxes, powders and cosmetics used for clients must be kept in closed,
				labeled containers.
(2) All fluids,
				semifluids and powders must be dispensed with an applicator or from a shaker,
				dispenser pump, or spray-type container.
a.
				Applicators made of a washable, nonabsorbent material shall be cleaned and
				disinfected before being used on a client and shall only be dipped into the
				container one time before being cleaned and disinfected again.
b. Applicators made of wood shall be
				discarded after a single dip, which would be one use.
c. Roll-on wax products are
				prohibited.
d. The use of a styptic
				pencil is strictly prohibited; its presence in the workplace shall be prima
				facie evidence of its use. Any material used to stop the flow of blood shall be
				used in liquid or powder form.
e.
				Neck dusters, brushes, and common shaving mugs and soap shall not be used in
				any establishment or school.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.16 - Events and Services Provided Outside of a Licensed Establishment

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) Licensed barber
				and cosmetologists, nail technicians, and estheticians may provide limited
				services at certain locations (e.g., weddings) outside of a licensed
				establishment. Limited services:
a. Include
				makeup application, strip lashes, polish removal and application, and
				hairstyling.
b. Do not include the
				use of chemicals, lasers, or other machines.
c. May include haircutting, subject to the
				limitations on location provided in subrule 63.16(2).
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.17 - Prohibited Hazardous Substances and Use of Products and Equipment

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) No
				establishment or school shall have on the premises cosmetic products containing
				substances that have been banned or otherwise deemed hazardous or deleterious
				by the FDA for use in cosmetic products. Prohibited products include, but are
				not limited to, any product containing liquid methyl methacrylate monomer and
				methylene chloride. No product shall be used in a manner that is not approved
				by the FDA. Presence of a prohibited product in an establishment or school is
				prima facie evidence of that product's use in the establishment or
				school.
(2) Pedicure instruments
				designed to remove skin from the bottoms and sides of feet, including but not
				limited to razor-edged, grating or rasp microplaners, are prohibited. The
				presence of such equipment is prima facie evidence of the equipment's
				use.
(3) Procedures involving any
				animal (e.g., fish, leeches, snails) are prohibited in establishments and
				schools.
(4) No establishment or
				school may have chamois buffers. If chamois buffers are observed in the
				workplace, their presence is prima facie evidence of their use.
(5) No establishment or school may use
				plastic sleeves or envelopes to store cleaned and disinfected implements unless
				the implements stored in the plastic sleeves or envelopes have actually been
				sterilized pursuant to paragraph 63.13(2)
"a."
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.18 - Proper Protection of Neck

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
A properly laundered or disposable cape, haircloth, or
				  similar article may be placed directly against the neck of a client. A cape,
				  haircloth, or similar article that has not been sanitized or properly laundered
				  shall be kept from direct contact with the client's neck by means of a paper
				  neckband, clean towel, or cloth neckbands. A paper neckband shall not be used
				  more than once. Towels or cloth neckbands shall not be used more than once
				  without proper laundering. Neckbands of a nonporous material must be properly
				  cleaned and disinfected after each use and stored in a closed
				  container.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.19 - Proper Laundering and Storage

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
All cloth towels, robes, and similar items shall be laundered
				  in a washing machine with laundry detergent used according to the
				  manufacturer's directions. All linens shall be dried until hot to the touch. No
				  moisture shall be left in laundered items. A clean storage area shall be
				  provided for clean towels and linens, and a covered hamper or receptacle marked
				  "used" shall be provided for all soiled towels, robes, and
				  linens.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.20 - Animals

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Dogs, cats, birds, or other animals are not permitted in
				  establishments or schools. This rule does not apply to service animals as
				  defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act or to fish in an aquarium
				  provided the aquarium is maintained in a sanitary condition.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.21 - General Maintenance

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
All areas of the establishment and school shall be clean and
				  in good repair.
(1) Walls, floors, and
				fixtures must be kept clean and in good repair at all times.
(2) Carpeting shall only be allowed in the
				reception and hooded dryer areas.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.22 - Records

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Client records, appointment records, and employment records
				  shall be maintained for a period of not less than three years following the
				  last date of entry. Proper safeguards shall be provided to ensure the safety of
				  these records from destructive elements.
(1) Records for services provided outside of
				a licensed establishment under rule
				645-63.16 (157) must include:
a. Client name and contact
				information.
b. Date, time and
				location of the service(s) provided.
c. Name and license number of the licensee
				performing the service.
d. A signed
				and dated waiver stating that the client understands this limited service shall
				not include the use of chemicals, must be provided by a licensee and that all
				infection control procedures shall be followed.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.23 - Establishments and Schools Providing Electrology or Esthetics

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
An establishment or school in which electrology or esthetics
				  is practiced shall follow the infection control rules and requirements
				  pertaining to all establishments and schools and shall also meet the following
				  requirements:
1. The electrology or
				esthetics room shall have adequate space, lighting and ventilation.
2. The floors in the immediate area where the
				electrology or esthetics is performed shall have an impervious, smooth,
				washable surface.
3. All service
				table surfaces shall be constructed of impervious, easily disinfected
				material.
4. Needles, probes and
				lancets shall be single-client use and disposable.
5. Licensees providing electrology services
				shall wear gloves.
6. Adequate
				access to a sink or running water shall be provided.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.24 - Cleaning and Disinfecting Circulating and Noncirculating Tubs, Bowls, and Spas

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) After use for
				each client, a service provider shall do the following:
a. Drain the water and remove any visible
				debris;
b. Clean the surfaces
				according to the manufacturer's instructions, use a brush to remove all film,
				and rinse the tub, bowl, or spa basin;
c. Fill the tub, bowl, or spa basin with
				water and add disinfectant;
d.
				Allow the disinfectant to stand for noncirculating tubs, bowls, or basins or to
				circulate for circulating tubs, bowls, or basins for the time specified
				according to the manufacturer's instructions; and
e. After disinfection, drain and rinse with
				clean water.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.25 - Paraffin Wax

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Paraffin wax shall be used according to the manufacturer's
				  instructions and shall be used in such a manner so as not to contaminate the
				  remaining wax in the paraffin bath. The following procedures apply:
1. The client shall be free of broken skin or
				any skin disorder;
2. Hands or feet
				of a client shall be cleaned before being dipped into paraffin wax. The
				client's hands and feet shall not be dipped into the original wax container.
				The wax shall be removed from the original container and placed in a single-use
				bag before dipping. Any unused wax remaining in the single-use bag shall be
				discarded after dipping;
3.
				Paraffin wax that has been removed from a client's hands or feet shall be
				discarded after each use; and
4.
				Paraffin wax shall be kept free of any debris and kept covered when not in
				use.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 63 - Infection Control for Establishments and Schools of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-63.26 - Paraffin Wax

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Paraffin wax shall be used according to the manufacturer's
				  instructions and shall be used in such a manner so as not to contaminate the
				  remaining wax in the paraffin bath. The following procedures apply:
1. The client shall be free of broken skin or
				any skin disorder;
2. Hands or feet
				of a client shall be cleaned before being dipped into paraffin wax. The
				client's hands and feet shall not be dipped into the original wax container.
				The wax shall be removed from the original container and placed in a single-use
				bag before dipping. Any unused wax remaining in the single-use bag shall be
				discarded after dipping;
3.
				Paraffin wax that has been removed from a client's hands or feet shall be
				discarded after each use; and
4.
				Paraffin wax shall be kept free of any debris and kept covered when not in
				use.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 64 - Continuing Education for Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-64.1 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
For the purpose of these rules, the following definitions
				  shall apply:
"Active license"
means a license that is
				  current and has not expired.
"Approved program/activity"
means a
				  continuing education program/activity meeting the standards set forth in these
				  rules.
"Audit"
means the selection of licensees for
				  verification of satisfactory completion of continuing education requirements
				  during a specified time period.
"Board"
means the board of barbering and
				  cosmetology arts and sciences.
"Continuing education"
means planned,
				  organized learning acts acquired during licensure designed to maintain,
				  improve, or expand a licensee's knowledge and skills in order for the licensee
				  to develop new knowledge and skills relevant to the enhancement of practice,
				  education, or theory development to improve the safety and welfare of the
				  public.
"Hour of continuing education"
means at
				  least 50 minutes spent by a licensee completing an approved continuing
				  education activity through live, virtual, online or prerecorded means where the
				  instructor provides proof of completion by the licensee as set forth in these
				  rules.
"Inactive license"
means a license that has
				  expired because it was not renewed by the end of the grace period. The category
				  of "inactive license" may include licenses formerly known as lapsed, inactive,
				  delinquent, closed, or retired.
"Independent study"
means a
				  subject/program/activity that a person pursues autonomously that meets
				  standards for approval criteria in the rules and includes a posttest.
"License"
means license to practice.
"Licensee"
means any person or entity
				  licensed to practice pursuant to Iowa Code chapter 157 and 645-Chapters 60 to
				  65.
"Practice discipline"
means the practice of
				  electrology, esthetics, nail technology, or barbering and cosmetology as
				  recognized by the board of barbering and cosmetology arts and sciences.
"Prescribed practice"
means an area of
				  specialty certified by the board within the scope of barbering and cosmetology
				  arts and sciences.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 64 - Continuing Education for Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-64.2 - Continuing Education Requirements

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
(1) The biennial
				continuing education compliance period shall begin on April 1 of one year and
				end on March 31 two years later.
(2) Each biennium:
a. A licensee in this state shall be required
				to complete a minimum of six hours of continuing education that meets the
				requirements of rule 645-64.3 (157,272C). A minimum
				of four of the six hours shall be in the prescribed practice discipline and a
				minimum of two of the six hours shall be in the content areas of Iowa barbering
				and cosmetology law and rules and sanitation. Individuals holding more than one
				active license shall obtain four hours of continuing education in each
				prescribed practice discipline and an additional two hours in the content areas
				of Iowa barbering and cosmetology law and rules and infection
				control.
b. A licensee who is an
				instructor of barbering and cosmetology arts and sciences shall obtain six
				hours in teaching methodology in addition to meeting all continuing education
				requirements for renewal of the instructor's practice license. A licensee must
				comply with all conditions of licensure including obtaining a minimum of two
				hours each biennium specific to Iowa barbering and cosmetology law and
				administrative rules as specified in subrule 64.3(2).
c. A licensee currently licensed in Iowa but
				practicing exclusively in another state may comply with Iowa continuing
				education requirements for license renewal by meeting the continuing education
				requirements of the state or states where the licensee practices. The licensee
				living and practicing in a state that has no continuing education requirement
				for renewal of a license shall not be required to meet Iowa's continuing
				education requirement but shall pay all renewal fees when due.
d. A licensee shall be deemed to have
				complied with the continuing education requirements of this state during
				periods that the licensee:
(1) Serves
				honorably on active duty in the military services, or
(2) Is the spouse of an active duty military
				service person, or
(3) Is a
				government employee working in the person's licensed specialty and assigned to
				duty outside of the United States, or
(4) Is engaged in active practice and absent
				from the state, as approved by the board.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 64 - Continuing Education for Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences › Rule 645-64.3 - Standards

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(1)
General
				criteria.
A continuing education activity that meets all of the
				following criteria is appropriate for continuing education credit if the
				continuing education activity:
a. Constitutes
				an organized program of learning that contributes directly to the professional
				competency of the licensee;
b.
				Pertains to subject matters that integrally relate to the practice of the
				profession;
c. Is conducted by
				individuals who have specialized education, training and experience by reason
				of which said individuals should be considered qualified concerning the subject
				matter of the program. At the time of audit, the board may request the
				qualifications of presenters;
d.
				Fulfills stated program goals, objectives, or both; and
e. Provides proof of attendance to licensees
				in attendance including:
(1) Date, location,
				course title, presenter(s), sponsor(s);
(2) Number of program contact hours;
				and
(3) Evidence of successful
				completion of the course provided by the course sponsor.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 65 - Discipline for Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences Licensees, Instructors, Establishments, and Schools › Rule 645-65.1 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
"Board"
means the board of barbering and
				  cosmetology arts and sciences.
"Discipline"
means any sanction the board
				  may impose upon barbering and cosmetology arts and sciences licensees,
				  instructors, blow-dry stylists, establishments, and schools.
"Licensure"
means the granting of a license
				  to any person or entity licensed to practice pursuant to Iowa Code chapter 157
				  and 645-Chapters 60 to 65.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 65 - Discipline for Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences Licensees, Instructors, Establishments, and Schools › Rule 645-65.2 - Grounds for Discipline

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
The board may impose any of the disciplinary sanctions
				  provided in 645-Chapter 13 when the board determines that any of the acts or
				  offenses listed in such chapter or in Iowa Code section
				  147.55 or any of the following
				  have occurred:
(1) Misappropriation of
				funds.
(2) Failure to return the
				salon license to the board within 30 days of discontinuance of business under
				that license.
(3) Permitting an
				unlicensed employee or person under the licensee's or the licensed school's or
				establishment's control to perform activities that require a license.
(4) Permitting a licensed person under the
				licensee's or the licensed school's or establishment's control to practice
				outside the scope of the person's license.
(5) A person is determined by the
				investigator to be providing barbering and cosmetology services and leaving a
				salon at the time of inspection, which shall be prima facie evidence that an
				unlicensed person is providing services for which a license is
				required.
(6) Performing any of
				those practices coming within the jurisdiction of the board pursuant to Iowa
				Code chapter 157, with or without compensation, in any place other than a
				licensed establishment or a licensed school of barbering and cosmetology arts
				and sciences.
Exception: A licensee may practice at a location that is not
				  a licensed establishment or school of barbering and cosmetology arts and
				  sciences when:
a. Providing a service
				authorized under Iowa Code section
				157.4 (Temporary
				Permits).
b. Providing a service
				under rule 645-63.17(157), "Events and services provided outside of a licensed
				establishment" (Iowa Code section
				157.13(1)
"a"
)).
c.
				Extenuating circumstances related to the physical or mental disability or death
				of a customer prevent the customer from seeking services at the licensed
				establishment or school.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 65 - Discipline for Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences Licensees, Instructors, Establishments, and Schools › Rule 645-65.3 - Unlawful Practices

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
Practices by an unlicensed person or establishment that are
				  subject to civil penalties include, but are not limited to:
(1) Acts or practices by unlicensed persons
				that require licensure to practice barbering and cosmetology arts and sciences
				under Iowa Code chapter 157.
(2)
				Acts or practices by unlicensed establishments that require licensure as an
				establishment or school of barbering and cosmetology arts and sciences under
				Iowa Code chapter 157.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 65 - Discipline for Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences Licensees, Instructors, Establishments, and Schools › Rule 645-65.4 - Discretion of Board

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The following factors may be considered by the board in
				  determining the nature and severity of the disciplinary sanction to be
				  imposed:
1. The relative serious
				nature of the violation as it relates to ensuring a high standard of
				professional care for the citizens of this state;
2. The facts of the particular
				violation;
3. Any extenuating facts
				or other countervailing considerations;
4. The number of prior violations or
				complaints;
5. The seriousness of
				prior violations or complaints;
6.
				Whether remedial action has been taken; and
7. Such other factors as may reflect upon the
				competency, ethical standards, and professional conduct of the
				licensee.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 65 - Discipline for Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences Licensees, Instructors, Establishments, and Schools › Rule 645-65.5 - Civil Penalties Against Nonlicensees

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
The board may impose civil penalties by order against a
				  person who is not licensed by the board based on the unlawful practices
				  specified in Iowa Code section
				  15713(1).. In addition
				  to the procedures set forth in Iowa Code chapter 157, this chapter shall
				  apply.
(1)
Unlawful
				practices.
Practices by an unlicensed person or establishment which
				are subject to civil penalties include, but are not limited to:
a. Acts or practices by unlicensed persons
				which require licensure to practice cosmetology arts and sciences under Iowa
				Code chapter 157.
b. Acts or
				practices by unlicensed establishments which require licensure as a salon or
				school of cosmetology arts and sciences under Iowa Code chapter 157.
c. Use or attempted use of a licensee's
				certificate or use or attempted use of an expired, suspended, revoked, or
				nonexistent certificate.
d. Falsely
				impersonating a person licensed under Iowa Code chapter 157.
e. Providing false or forged evidence of any
				kind to the board in obtaining or attempting to obtain a license.
f. Other violations of Iowa Code chapter
				157.
g. Knowingly aiding or
				abetting an unlicensed person or establishment in any activity identified in
				this rule.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Cosmetologists › Chapter 66 - Adoption of Uniform and Model Rules › Rule 645-66.1 - Board of Barbering and Cosmetology Arts and Sciences Adoption of Uniform and Model Rules

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
The board hereby adopts by reference the following:
(1) to (9) Reserved.
(10) Model rules for licensee review
				committee, 481-Chapter 505.
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code chapter
				  272C.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.2 - Nutrition Care

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
The primary function of dietetic practice is the provision of
				  nutrition care services that include:
1. Assessing the nutrition needs of
				individuals and groups and determining resources and constraints in the
				practice setting.
2. Establishing
				priorities, goals, and objectives that meet nutrition needs and are consistent
				with available resources and constraints.
3. Providing nutrition counseling concerning
				health and disease.
4. Developing,
				implementing, and managing nutrition care systems.
5. Evaluating, making changes in, and
				maintaining appropriate standards of quality in food and nutrition
				services.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.3 - Requirements for Licensure

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The following criteria apply to licensure:
(1) The applicant submits a completed online
				application for licensure and pay the nonrefundable licensure fee specified in
				rule 645-5.6 (147,152A).
(2) No application will be considered by the
				board until the applicant satisfactorily completes the registration examination
				for dietitians administered by the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR).
				The board will accept the passing score set by the CDR. Verification of
				satisfactory completion may be established by one of the following:
a. The applicant sends to the board a copy of
				the CDR registration card;
b. The
				CDR sends an official letter directly to the board to verify that the applicant
				holds registration status; or
c.
				The CDR posts web-based verification that the applicant holds registration
				status.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.4 - Educational Qualifications

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(1) The applicant
				shall possess a baccalaureate degree or postbaccalaureate degree from a U.S.
				regionally accredited college or university with a major course of study in
				human nutrition, food and nutrition, nutrition education, dietetics, or food
				systems management, or in an equivalent major course of study, that meets
				minimum academic requirements as established by the Accreditation Council for
				Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) of the Academy of Nutrition and
				Dietetics (AND) and is approved by the board.
(2) A foreign-trained dietitian shall:
a. Provide an official letter sent directly
				from the Commission on Dietetic Registration (CDR) to the board to verify that
				the applicant has met the minimum academic and didactic program requirements of
				the CDR. Foreign degree equivalency evaluation requirements of the ACEND of the
				AND are listed on the ACEND website, and
b. Provide evidence of meeting all other
				requirements in these rules.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.6 - Licensure by Endorsement

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
An applicant who has been a licensed dietitian under the laws
				  of another jurisdiction may file an application for licensure by endorsement
				  with the board office. The board may receive by endorsement any applicant from
				  the District of Columbia or another state, territory, province or foreign
				  country who:
(1) Meets the
				requirements of rule 645-81.4 (152A).
(2) Provides verification of license(s) from
				every jurisdiction in which the applicant has been licensed, sent directly from
				the jurisdiction(s) to the board office. Web-based verification may be
				substituted for verification direct from the jurisdiction's board office if the
				verification provides:
a. Licensee's
				name;
b. Date of initial
				licensure;
c. Current licensure
				status; and
d. Any disciplinary
				action taken against the license.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.7 - License Renewal

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(1) The biennial
				license renewal period begins on the sixteenth day of the licensee's birth
				month and ends on the fifteenth day of the licensee's birth month two years
				later. The licensee is responsible for renewing the license prior to its
				expiration.
(2) An initial license
				issued by the board may be valid for an 18- to 29-month period. When an initial
				license is renewed, it will be placed on a two-year renewal period identified
				in subrule 81.9(1).
(3) A licensee
				seeking renewal shall:
a. Meet the continuing
				education requirements of rule
				645-82.2 (152A) and the
				mandatory reporting requirements of subrule 81.9(4). A licensee whose license
				was reactivated during the current renewal compliance period may use continuing
				education credit earned during the compliance period for the first renewal
				following reactivation; and
b.
				Submit the completed renewal application and renewal fee before the license
				expiration date.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.8 - License Reactivation

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To apply for reactivation of an inactive license, a licensee
				  shall:
(1) Submit a reactivation
				application and pay the reactivation fee as specified in 645-Chapter
				5.
(2) Provide verification of
				current competence to practice dietetics by satisfying one of the following
				criteria:
a. If the license has been on
				inactive status for five years or less, an applicant must provide the
				following:
(1) Verification of the license(s)
				from every jurisdiction in which the applicant is or has been licensed and is
				or has been practicing during the time period the Iowa license was inactive,
				sent directly from the jurisdiction(s) to the board office. Web-based
				verification may be substituted for verification from a jurisdiction's board
				office if the verification includes:
1.
				Licensee's name;
2. Date of initial
				licensure;
3. Current licensure
				status; and
4. Any disciplinary
				action taken against the license.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.9 - License Reinstatement

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A licensee whose license has been revoked, suspended, or
				  voluntarily surrendered must apply for and receive reinstatement of the license
				  in accordance with rule
				  645-11.31 (272C) and must apply
				  for and be granted reactivation of the license in accordance with rule
				  645-81.8 (17A,147,272C) prior to
				  practicing dietetics in this state.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.10 - Telehealth Visits

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
A licensee may provide dietetic services to an individual or
				  a group utilizing a telehealth visit if the dietetic services are provided in
				  accordance with all the requirements of this chapter.
(1) Telehealth visit" means the provision of
				dietetic services by a licensee to an individual or a group using technology
				where the licensee and the individual or group are not at the same physical
				location for the therapy session.
(2) A licensee engaged in a telehealth visit
				will utilize technology that is secure and, pursuant to the Health Insurance
				Portability and Accountability Act of 1996,
				Pub.L.
				104-191, August 21, 1996, 110 Stat. 1936, and any
				amendments as of March 22, 2024, HIPAA-compliant and that includes, at a
				minimum, audio or video equipment or both that allows two-way real-time
				interactive communication between the licensee and the individual or group. A
				licensee may use non-real-time technologies to prepare for a session or to
				communicate with an individual or a group between sessions.
(3) A licensee engaged in a telehealth visit
				will be held to the same standard of care as a licensee who provides in-person
				dietetic services. A licensee will not utilize a telehealth visit if the
				standard of care for the particular services cannot be met by using
				technology.
(4) Any licensee who
				provides a telehealth visit to an individual or a group located in Iowa shall
				be licensed in Iowa.
(5) Prior to
				the first telehealth visit, a licensee is to obtain informed consent from the
				individual or group specific to the services that will be provided in a
				telehealth visit. At a minimum, the informed consent shall specifically inform
				the individual or group of the following:
a.
				The risks and limitations of the use of technology to provide dietetics
				services;
b. The potential for
				unauthorized access to protected health information; and
c. The potential for disruption of technology
				during a telehealth visit.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.15 - License Reactivation

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
To apply for reactivation of an inactive license, a licensee
				  shall:
(1) Submit a reactivation
				application on a form provided by the board.
(2) Pay the reactivation fee that is due as
				specified in 645-subrule 5.6(4).
(3) Provide verification of current
				competence to practice dietetics by satisfying one of the following criteria:
a. If the license has been on inactive status
				for five years or less, an applicant must provide the following:
(1) Verification of the license from the
				jurisdiction in which the applicant has most recently been practicing during
				the time period the Iowa license was inactive, sent directly from the
				jurisdiction to the board office. The applicant must also disclose any public
				or pending complaints against the applicant in any other jurisdiction.
				Web-based verification may be substituted for verification from a
				jurisdiction's board office if the verification includes:
1. Licensee's name;
2. Date of initial licensure;
3. Current licensure status; and
4. Any disciplinary action taken against the
				license.
Iowa Administrative Code › Agency 645 - Professional Licensure Division › Dietitians › Chapter 81 - Licensure of Dietitians › Rule 645-81.16 - License Reinstatement

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 3, July 24, 2024
A licensee whose license has been revoked, suspended, or
				  voluntarily surrendered must apply for and receive reinstatement of the license
				  in accordance with
				  645-1131. (272C)
				  and must apply for and be granted reactivation of the license in accordance
				  with 81.15(17A,147,272C) prior to practicing dietetics in this
				  state.