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New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-11 - Creative Arts Therapy › Section 79-11.4 - Limited permits

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As authorized by section 8409 
						of the Education Law, the department may issue a limited permit to practice
						creative arts therapy, in accordance with the requirements of this section, to
						allow an applicant to practice under the supervision of a qualified supervisor
						while meeting the experience and/or examination requirements for
						licensure.
(a) An applicant for a
					 limited permit to practice creative arts therapy shall:
(1) file an application for a limited permit
					 with the department and pay the application fee, as prescribed in section 8409 (3)  of the Education
					 Law;
(2) meet all requirements for
					 licensure as a creative arts therapist including but not limited to the moral
					 character and education requirements, except the examination and/or experience
					 requirements; and
(3) be under the
					 supervision of a supervisor acceptable to the department in accordance with the
					 requirements of section
					 79-11.3 
					 of this Subpart.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-11 - Creative Arts Therapy › Section 79-11.5 - Classifications systems

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A licensed creative arts therapist may use accepted
						classifications of signs, symptoms, dysfunctions and disorders, such as the
						Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, published by the
						American Psychiatric Association, or an equivalent classification system as
						determined by the department, provided that such use is consistent with the
						practice of creative arts therapy as defined in section 8404 (1)  of the Education
						Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-11 - Creative Arts Therapy › Section 79-11.7 - Licensure by endorsement of certain licensed creative arts therapists

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An applicant seeking endorsement of a license in creative
						arts therapy issued by another state, country or territory shall present
						evidence of:
(a) age, the applicant
					 must be at least 21 years of age;
(b) licensure by another
					 jurisdiction;
(c) completion of a
					 graduate degree in creative arts therapy or a related field that at the time of
					 completion qualified the applicant for licensure as a creative arts therapist
					 in the other jurisdiction;
(d)
					 completion of supervised experience in creative arts therapy and psychotherapy
					 that qualified the applicant for initial licensure in the other
					 jurisdiction;
(e) passage of an
					 examination acceptable to the department for the practice of creative arts
					 therapy;
(f) at least five years of
					 experience in creative arts therapy satisfactory to the State Board for Mental
					 Health Practitioners, within the 10 years immediately preceding the application
					 for licensure by endorsement in New York;
(g) completion of coursework in the
					 identification and reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect or the
					 exemption from such coursework, as specified in 6507(3) of the Education
					 Law;
(h) good moral character as
					 determined by the department; and
(i) acceptable licensure and discipline
					 status in each jurisdiction in which the applicant holds a professional
					 license.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-11 - Creative Arts Therapy › Section 79-11.8 - Continuing education for licensed creative arts therapists

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(a)
Definitions.
As used in this section:
(1)
Acceptable accrediting
					 agency
means an organization accepted by the department as a reliable
					 authority for the purpose of accreditation at the postsecondary level, applying
					 its criteria for granting accreditation in a fair, consistent and
					 nondiscriminatory manner, such as an agency recognized for this purpose by the
					 Council for Higher Education Accreditation.
(2)
Higher education
					 institution
means a degree-granting postsecondary institution
					 accredited by an acceptable accrediting agency.
(3)
Psychotherapy institute
means a psychotherapy institute chartered by the Board of Regents, or an
					 institution offering a program which meets the requirements of section
					 52.35  of this
					 Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-11 - Creative Arts Therapy › Section 79-11.9 - Supervision of certain persons authorized to practice creative arts therapy in certain settings

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(a) For
					 purposes of this section, supervision shall mean that the licensed supervisor
					 is available for consultation, assessment and evaluation, has authorized such
					 individual to provide the services, and exercises the degree of supervision
					 appropriate to the circumstances.
(b) In accordance with section 8404 (2)  of the Education
					 Law, such individual may use the title "creative arts therapist" but may not
					 use the title "licensed creative arts therapist" or any other designation
					 tending to imply that the person is licensed to practice creative arts
					 therapy.
(c) In accordance with
					 subdivision (10) of section 8410  of the
					 Education Law, an individual who is employed in a program or service operated,
					 regulated, funded, or approved by the department of mental hygiene, the office
					 of children and family services, the department of corrections and community
					 supervision, the office of temporary and disability assistance, the state
					 office for the aging and the department of health or a local government unit as
					 that term is defined in section 41.03  of the mental hygiene law or a
					 social services district as defined in section sixty-one  of the social services
					 law, who holds a master's or doctoral degree in creative arts therapy to meet
					 the professional education requirement for licensure as a creative arts
					 therapist, as prescribed in section
					 52.34  of
					 this Part, shall be permitted to perform activities and services within the
					 scope of practice of creative arts therapy as defined in subdivision (1) of
					 section 8404  of the Education Law, under the
					 supervision of a psychologist, licensed clinical social worker, or creative
					 arts therapist, licensed and registered to practice pursuant to Articles 153,
					 154 or 163 of the Education Law, respectively.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.1 - Professional study

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(a) As used in
					 this section, acceptable accrediting agency shall mean an organization accepted
					 by the department as a reliable authority for the purpose of accrediting
					 psychoanalysis programs, having accreditation standards that are substantially
					 equivalent to the requirements for programs registered as leading to licensure
					 in psychoanalysis pursuant to section
					 52.35  of this
					 Title, and applying its criteria for granting accreditation of programs in a
					 fair, consistent, and nondiscriminatory manner.
(b) To meet the professional education
					 requirement for licensure as a psychoanalyst, the applicant shall present
					 satisfactory evidence of:
(1) having received
					 a master's or higher degree through completing a program in any field that is
					 registered by the department pursuant to this Part, or the substantial
					 equivalent; and
(2) either:
(i) completing a program in psychoanalysis
					 that is registered as leading to licensure in this field pursuant to section
					 52.35  of this
					 Title or a program in psychoanalysis that is accredited by an acceptable
					 accrediting agency, or a program in psychoanalysis that is substantially
					 equivalent to such a registered or accredited program, as determined by the
					 department; or
(ii) completing a
					 program that is located outside the United States and its territories that is
					 recognized by the appropriate civil authorities of the jurisdiction in which
					 the program is located as a program that prepares an applicant for the
					 professional practice of psychoanalysis, has been verified in accordance with
					 section
					 59.2(c) 
					 of this Title, and which is determined by the department to be substantially
					 equivalent to a program in psychoanalysis registered by the department as
					 leading to licensure in this field, pursuant to section
					 52.35  of this
					 Title, or to a program in psychoanalysis accredited by an acceptable
					 accrediting agency.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.2 - Professional licensing examination

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(a) Each candidate for licensure as a
					 psychoanalyst shall pass one of the following examinations:
(1) an examination that is offered by an
					 organization determined by the department to have satisfactory administrative
					 and psychometric procedures in place to offer the licensing examination, and
					 that the department determines adequately tests psychoanalytic proficiency at
					 the master's degree level and adequately measures the candidate's knowledge
					 concerning the practice of psychoanalysis, as defined in subdivision (1) of
					 section 8405  of
					 the Education Law; or
(2) a scored
					 assessment of case narratives, which shall meet the following requirements:
(i) the case narratives shall be submitted to
					 the department in a form prescribed by the department;
(ii) the case narratives shall describe the
					 assessment and treatment in two cases. The narratives shall demonstrate the
					 relationships among the presenting problems, the background material, a
					 formulation of case dynamics, a diagnosis formulation, the phases of the
					 psychoanalytic process, an assessment of patient functioning, and supervisory
					 issues; and
(iii) the case
					 narratives shall be scored by the State Board for Mental Health Practitioners.
					 Failing examinations may be revised and resubmitted only once.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.3 - Experience requirement

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(a) An
					 applicant for licensure as a psychoanalyst shall meet the experience
					 requirement for licensure as a psychoanalyst by submitting sufficient
					 documentation of having completed a supervised experience of at least 1,500
					 clock hours providing psychoanalysis in a setting acceptable to the department,
					 all in accordance with the requirements of this section. Not less than 750
					 clock hours of such required experience shall consist of direct contact with
					 clients. The remaining experience may consist of other activities that do not
					 involve direct client contact, including but not limited to, supervision,
					 personal analysis and professional development.
(b) All or part of the supervised experience
					 may be obtained within the education program required for licensure as a
					 psychoanalyst, as prescribed in section
					 79-12.1  of
					 this Subpart. Any experience not obtained within such education program must
					 comply with the following paragraphs:
(1) any
					 experience obtained in New York must be performed by an applicant under a
					 limited permit issued by the department, except the department may, in limited
					 circumstances, accept experience that was not obtained under a limited permit
					 where an applicant demonstrates that such experience was obtained in an
					 authorized setting under a qualified supervisor; and
(2) any experience completed in another
					 jurisdiction may be accepted by the department if it was completed in a setting
					 authorized to provide psychoanalysis in that jurisdiction and the experience
					 was provided under a qualified supervisor, as determined by the
					 department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.4 - Limited permits for licensure and limited diagnostic permits

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As authorized by section 8409  of the
						Education Law, the department may issue a limited permit for licensure or a
						limited diagnostic permit to practice psychoanalysis in accordance with the
						requirements of this section, to allow an applicant to practice under
						supervision while meeting the experience and/or examination requirements for
						licensure or while meeting the experience for the diagnostic privilege pursuant
						to section 8401-a  of the
						Education Law.
(a) Limited permits for
					 licensure
(1) An applicant for a limited
					 permit to practice psychoanalysis shall:
(i)
					 file an application for a limited permit with the department and pay the
					 application fee, as prescribed in section 8409 (3)  of the Education
					 Law;
(ii) meet all requirements for
					 licensure as a psychoanalyst, including but not limited to the moral character
					 and education requirements, except the examination and/or experience
					 requirements; and
(iii) be under
					 the supervision of a supervisor acceptable to the department in accordance with
					 the requirements of section
					 79-12.3  of this
					 Subpart.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.5 - Classifications systems

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A licensed psychoanalyst may use accepted classifications
						of signs, symptoms, dysfunctions and disorders, such as the Diagnostic and
						Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, published by the American Psychiatric
						Association, or an equivalent classification system as determined by the
						department, provided that such use is consistent with the practice of
						psychoanalysis as defined in section 8405 (1)  of the Education
						Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.6 - Diagnostic privilege

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(a)
					 Definitions. As used in this section:
(1)
					 "Diagnosis" means the process of distinguishing, beyond a general assessment,
					 between similar mental, emotional, behavioral, developmental, and addictive
					 disorders, impairments, and disabilities within a psychosocial framework on the
					 basis of their similar and unique characteristics consistent with accepted
					 classification systems.
(2)
					 "Development of assessment-based treatment plans" means the development of an
					 integrated plan of prioritized interventions, that is based on the diagnosis
					 and psychosocial assessment of the client, to address mental, emotional,
					 behavioral, developmental, and addictive disorders, impairments, and
					 disabilities.
(3) "General
					 supervision" means that a qualified supervisor shall be available for
					 consultation, diagnosis and evaluation when professional services are being
					 rendered by an applicant and the supervisor shall exercise the degree of
					 supervision appropriate to the circumstances.
(4) "Face-to-face supervision" means
					 in-person supervision provided, however, that it may also be satisfied by
					 utilizing technology acceptable to the department, including secure
					 video-conferencing to protect confidentiality.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.7 - Licensure by endorsement of certain licensed psychoanalysts

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An applicant seeking endorsement of a license in
						psychoanalysis issued by another state, country or territory shall present
						evidence of:
(a) age, the applicant
					 shall be 21 years of age;
(b)
					 licensure by another jurisdiction;
(c) completion of a graduate degree in
					 psychoanalysis or a related field that at the time of completion qualified the
					 applicant for licensure as a psychoanalyst in the other jurisdiction;
(d) completion of supervised experience in
					 psychoanalysis that qualified the applicant for initial licensure in the other
					 jurisdiction;
(e) passage of an
					 examination acceptable to the department for the practice of
					 psychoanalysis;
(f) at least five
					 years of experience in psychoanalysis satisfactory to the State Board for
					 Mental Health Practitioners, within the 10 years immediately preceding the
					 application for licensure by endorsement in New York;
(g) completion of coursework in the
					 identification and reporting of suspected child abuse and neglect or the
					 exemption from such coursework, as specified in 6507(3) of the Education
					 Law;
(h) good moral character as
					 determined by the department; and
(i) acceptable licensure and discipline
					 status in each jurisdiction in which the applicant holds a professional
					 license.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.8 - Continuing education for licensed psychoanalysts

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(a)
Definitions.
As used in this section:
(1)
Acceptable accrediting
					 agency
means an organization accepted by the department as a reliable
					 authority for the purpose of accreditation at the postsecondary level, applying
					 its criteria for granting accreditation in a fair, consistent and
					 nondiscriminatory manner, such as an agency recognized for this purpose by the
					 Council for Higher Education Accreditation.
(2)
Higher education
					 institution
means a degree-granting postsecondary institution
					 accredited by an acceptable accrediting agency.
(3)
Psychotherapy institute
means a psychotherapy institute chartered by the Board of Regents, or an
					 institution offering a program which meets the requirements of section
					 52.35  of this
					 Title.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-12 - Psychoanalysis › Section 79-12.9 - Supervision of certain persons authorized to practice psychoanalysis in certain settings

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(a) For
					 purposes of this section, supervision shall mean that the licensed supervisor
					 is available for consultation, assessment and evaluation, has authorized such
					 individual to provide the services, and exercises the degree of supervision
					 appropriate to the circumstances.
(b) In accordance with section 8405 (2)  of the Education
					 Law, such individual may use the title "psychoanalyst" but may not use the
					 title "licensed psychoanalyst" or any other designation tending to imply that
					 the person is licensed to practice psychoanalysis.
(c) In accordance with subdivision (10) of
					 section 8410  of the
					 Education Law, an individual who is employed in a program or service operated,
					 regulated, funded, or approved by the department of mental hygiene, the office
					 of children and family services, the department of corrections and community
					 supervision, the office of temporary and disability assistance, the state
					 office for the aging and the department of health or a local government unit as
					 that term is defined in section 41.03  of the mental hygiene law or a
					 social services district as defined in section sixty-one  of the social services
					 law, who holds a master's or higher degree in any field that is registered by
					 the Department pursuant to this Part and holds an advanced certificate in
					 psychoanalysis that meets the professional education requirement for licensure
					 as a psychoanalyst, as prescribed in section
					 52.35  of this
					 Part, shall be permitted to perform activities and services within the scope of
					 practice of psychoanalysis as defined in subdivision (1) of section 8405  of
					 the Education Law, under the supervision of a psychologist, licensed clinical
					 social worker, or psychoanalyst, licensed and registered to practice pursuant
					 to Articles 153, 154 or 163 of the Education Law, respectively.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-13 - Clinical Laboratory Technologist › Section 79-13.2 - Licensing examinations

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(a)
					 Content. To meet the examination requirement for licensure as a clinical
					 laboratory technologist, the candidate shall pass a general examination for
					 clinical laboratory technologists that is determined by the department to
					 measure the applicant's knowledge, judgment, and skills concerning practice as
					 a clinical laboratory technologist, as defined in section 8601 (2)(a)  of the
					 Education Law, and to be offered by an organization that has satisfactory
					 administrative and psychometric procedures in place to offer the
					 examination.
(b) Passing score. The
					 department shall accept scores on the examination satisfactory to the State
					 Board for Clinical Laboratory Technology, as meeting the requirement for
					 passing the licensing examination. The applicant shall pass the examination
					 with a converted score of at least 75, as determined by the State Board for
					 Clinical Laboratory Technology.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-13 - Clinical Laboratory Technologist › Section 79-13.3 - Limited permits

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(a) As
					 authorized by section 8608  of the
					 Education Law, upon recommendation of the State Board for Clinical Laboratory
					 Technology, the department may issue a limited permit to practice as a clinical
					 laboratory technologist to an applicant for licensure who meets the
					 requirements of this section.
(b)
					 The applicant for a limited permit to practice as a clinical laboratory
					 technologist shall:
(1) file an application
					 for a clinical laboratory technologist license and a limited permit with the
					 department and pay the initial licensure and registration fee, as prescribed in
					 section 8605 (1)  of the Education
					 Law, and a limited permit fee of $50;
(2) have met all requirements for licensure
					 as a clinical laboratory technologist, except the examination
					 requirement;
(3) submit adequate
					 documentation that the applicant will be under the general supervision of the
					 director of a clinical laboratory, as defined in section 571  of the Public Health Law, in accordance
					 with the requirements of this paragraph.
(i)
					 Such documentation shall identify the director of the clinical laboratory who
					 has responsibility for providing general supervision of the applicant's work
					 while under the limited permit, and include a signed statement by the director
					 of the clinical laboratory certifying that he or she will provide general
					 supervision of the applicant's experience. If a director cannot carry out his
					 or her duties, or is replaced by a new or interim director, the limited permit
					 holder shall submit to the department on a form prescribed by the department
					 the name of the new director who has assumed supervisory responsibility of the
					 permit holder.
(ii) For purposes of
					 this section,
under the general supervision of the director of a
					 clinical laboratory
shall mean that the permit holder shall be
					 supervised by a director of a clinical laboratory who shall:
(a) serve the laboratory full-time, or on a
					 regular part-time basis;
(b) ensure
					 the supervision of the technical performance of the permit holder, and be
					 readily available for consultation with the permit holder, as needed;
					 and
(c) be responsible for the
					 performance and findings of all tests carried out by the limited permit holder,
					 either by directly overseeing such testing, or by delegating this
					 responsibility to authorized qualified supervisors who are on site within the
					 laboratory.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-13 - Clinical Laboratory Technologist › Section 79-13.5 - Restricted license

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(a)  In
					 accordance with section 8610 (1)  of the Education Law, the department may issue
					 a restricted clinical laboratory license to perform certain examinations and
					 procedures within the definition of clinical laboratory technology as set forth
					 in section 8601 (1)  of the Education Law, provided that such a restricted
					 licensee may only perform examinations and procedures in those of the following
					 areas which are specifically listed in his or her certificate:
					 histocompatibility, cytogenetics, stem cell process, flow cytometry/cellular
					 immunology, molecular testing, and toxicology as provided in paragraph (b)(1)
					 of this section.
(b)
					 Notwithstanding subdivision (a) of this section, restricted licensees employed
					 at the National Cancer Institute designated cancer centers or at teaching
					 hospitals that are eligible for distributions pursuant to section 2807-m (3)(c) 
					 of the Public Health Law may receive a certificate that also includes the
					 practice of molecular testing including by not limited to genetic
					 testing-molecular and molecular oncology, provided that such certificate
					 holders may practice in such additional areas only at such centers, teaching
					 hospitals or other sites as may be designated by the commissioner.
(1) Only individuals employed in a New York
					 State Department of Health authorized toxicology laboratory, operating under
					 the direction of a clinical laboratory director, may obtain a certificate in
					 toxicology.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-13 - Clinical Laboratory Technologist › Section 79-13.6 - Provisional permit

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(a) In
					 accordance with section 8608 (2)  of the Education
					 Law, the department may issue a provisional permit pursuant to which the
					 provisional permit holder may perform examinations and procedures within the
					 definition of clinical laboratory technology set forth in section 8601 (1)  of the Education
					 Law under the general supervision of the director of the clinical laboratory,
					 as determined by the department, subject to the requirements set forth in
					 section 8608 (2)(a)  of the
					 Education Law and this section. In addition to the requirements for a
					 provisional permit established in Education Law section 8608(2)(a), to qualify
					 for a provisional permit as a clinical laboratory technologist, an applicant
					 shall satisfy one of the following requirements:
(1) an applicant shall be licensed as a
					 clinical laboratory technologist, or the equivalent as determined by the
					 department, in another jurisdiction; or
(2) an applicant shall have received a
					 bachelor's or higher degree in biological, chemical, or physical sciences, and
					 training in a clinical laboratory, provided such education and training are
					 acceptable to the department. Such training shall include, but need not be
					 limited to, training as a specialist; clinical experience in the practice of
					 clinical laboratory technology, which provides supervised clinical experience
					 that includes hematology, hemostasis, immunohematology, immunology, clinical
					 chemistry, urinalysis/body fluids, and clinical microbiology or the substantial
					 equivalent of such training or clinical experience, as determined by the
					 department; or
(3) an applicant
					 shall have received a bachelor's or higher degree in the biological, chemical,
					 or physical sciences or in mathematics, and have served as a research assistant
					 in a research laboratory, under the direction of the director or the principal
					 researcher of such research laboratory, working on the research and development
					 of any procedures and examinations to be conducted by a laboratory, as defined
					 in title V of article 5 of the Public Health Law, on material derived from the
					 human body which provides information for the diagnosis, prevention or
					 treatment of a disease or assessment of a human medical
					 condition.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-14 - Cytotechnologist › Section 79-14.2 - Licensing examination

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(a)
					 Content. To meet the examination requirement for licensure as a
					 cytotechnologist, the candidate shall pass a general examination for
					 cytotechnologists that is determined by the department to measure the
					 applicant's knowledge, judgment, and skills concerning practice as a
					 cytotechnologist, as defined in section 8601 (2)(b)  of the
					 Education Law, and to be offered by an organization that has satisfactory
					 administrative and psychometric procedures in place to offer the
					 examination.
(b) Passing score. The
					 department shall accept scores on the examination satisfactory to the State
					 Board for Clinical Laboratory Technology, as meeting the requirement for
					 passing the licensing examination. The applicant shall pass the examination
					 with a converted score of at least 75, as determined by the State Board for
					 Clinical Laboratory Technology.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-14 - Cytotechnologist › Section 79-14.3 - Limited permits

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(a) As
					 authorized by section 8608  of the
					 Education Law, upon recommendation of the State Board for Clinical Laboratory
					 Technology, the department may issue a limited permit to practice as a
					 cytotechnologist to an applicant for licensure who meets the requirements of
					 this section.
(b) The applicant for
					 a cytotechnologist license and a limited permit to practice as a
					 cytotechnologist shall:
(1) file an
					 application for a cytotechnologist license and a limited permit with the
					 department and pay the initial licensure and registration fee, as prescribed in
					 section 8605 (2)  of the Education
					 Law, and a limited permit fee of $50;
(2) have met all requirements for licensure
					 as a cytotechnologist, except the examination requirement; and
(3) submit adequate documentation that the
					 applicant will be under the general supervision of the director of a clinical
					 laboratory, as defined in section 571  of the Public Health Law, in accordance
					 with the requirements of this paragraph.
(i)
					 Such documentation shall identify the director of the clinical laboratory who
					 has responsibility for providing general supervision of the applicant's work
					 while under the limited permit, and include a signed statement by the director
					 of the clinical laboratory certifying that he or she will provide general
					 supervision of the applicant's experience. If a director cannot carry out his
					 or her duties, or is replaced by a new or interim director, the limited permit
					 holder shall submit to the department on a form prescribed by the department
					 the name of the new director who has assumed supervisory responsibility of the
					 permit holder.
(ii) For purposes of
					 this section,
under the general supervision of the director of a
					 clinical laboratory
shall mean that the permit holder shall be
					 supervised by a director of a clinical laboratory who shall:
(a) serve the laboratory full-time, or on a
					 regular part-time basis;
(b) ensure
					 the supervision of the technical performance of the permit holder, and be
					 readily available for consultation with the permit holder, as needed;
					 and
(c) be responsible for the
					 performance and findings of all tests carried out by the limited permit holder,
					 either by directly overseeing such testing, or by delegating this
					 responsibility to authorized qualified supervisors who are on site within the
					 laboratory.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-14 - Cytotechnologist › Section 79-14.4 - Special provisions

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(a) In
					 accordance with section 8607 (1)(c)  of the
					 Education Law, an applicant may be licensed by the department as a
					 cytotechnologist through meeting the requirements of this section. The
					 applicant must apply for licensure under this section by January 1, 2009, and
					 shall meet the requirements for licensure under this section by July 1, 2009,
					 unless the particular requirement prescribes an earlier date for completion, in
					 which case the requirement must be completed by that earlier date.
(b) The applicant shall:
(1) file the application for licensure with
					 the department and pay the fee for the initial license and the fee for the
					 first registration period, as prescribed in section 8605 (2)  of the Education
					 Law, all by January 1, 2009;
(2) be
					 of good moral character as determined by the department;
(3) be at least 18 years of age;
					 and
(4) meet one of the following
					 requirements:
(i) the applicant shall meet
					 the professional education requirement for licensure, as prescribed in section
					 79-14.1 
					 of this Subpart by July 1, 2009, and shall have successfully performed the
					 duties of a cytotechnologist for two years, meaning 2,880 clock hours, over the
					 five years immediately preceding December 31, 2007; or
(ii) the applicant, at the time of
					 application, shall have previously been qualified for a license or its
					 equivalent to practice as a cytotechnologist in New York State through other
					 regulatory requirements of a governmental unit of New York State authorized by
					 law to qualify individuals for such licensure or its equivalent; or
(iii) the applicant shall have successfully
					 performed the duties of a cytotechnologist for at least five years, meaning
					 7,200 clock hours, prior to December 31, 2007, as verified in writing by a
					 director of a clinical laboratory, as defined in section 571  of the Public Health Law.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-15 - Clinical Laboratory Technician › Section 79-15.1 - Professional study and alternative to professional study for clinical laboratory technician certification

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(a)
					 Definitions. As used in this subdivision, acceptable accrediting agency shall
					 mean an organization accepted by the department as a reliable authority for the
					 purpose of accrediting clinical laboratory technician programs, having
					 accreditation standards that are substantially equivalent to the requirements
					 for programs registered as leading to certification in clinical laboratory
					 technician pursuant to section
					 52.40  of this Title, and applying
					 its criteria for granting accreditation of programs in a fair, consistent, and
					 nondiscriminatory manner.
(b) To
					 meet the professional education or alternative to professional education
					 requirement for certification as a clinical laboratory technician, the
					 applicant shall present evidence satisfactory to the department of:
(1) holding an associate or higher degree
					 awarded upon successful completion of an associate or higher degree program in
					 clinical laboratory technician registered as leading to certification as a
					 clinical laboratory technician pursuant to section
					 52.40  of this Title; or
(2) holding an associate or higher degree
					 awarded upon successful completion of an associate or higher degree program in
					 clinical laboratory technician that is substantially equivalent to a program
					 registered as leading to certification as a clinical laboratory technician
					 pursuant to section
					 52.40  of this Title as determined
					 by the department, which program must be accredited by an acceptable
					 accrediting agency or recognized by the appropriate civil authorities of the
					 jurisdiction in which the program is offered as a program that prepares the
					 applicant for professional practice as a clinical laboratory technician;
					 or
(3) completing an associate
					 degree clinical laboratory technician program accredited by a national
					 accrediting organization acceptable to the department; or
(4) completing an associate degree program in
					 a natural science or a clinical laboratory science and coursework acceptable to
					 the department and a clinical laboratory technician program accredited by a
					 national accrediting organization acceptable to the department; or
(5) current clinical laboratory technician
					 certification by a national certification organization acceptable to the
					 department; or
(6) clinical
					 laboratory technician licensure in a jurisdiction acceptable to the
					 department.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-15 - Clinical Laboratory Technician › Section 79-15.2 - Licensing examination

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(a)
					 Content. To meet the examination requirement for professional certification as
					 a clinical laboratory technician, the candidate shall pass a general
					 examination for clinical laboratory technicians that is determined by the
					 department to measure the applicant's knowledge, judgment, and skills
					 concerning practice as a clinical laboratory technician, as defined in section 8601 (2)(c)  of the
					 Education Law, and to be offered by an organization that has satisfactory
					 administrative and psychometric procedures in place to offer the
					 examination.
(b) Passing score. The
					 department shall accept scores on the examination satisfactory to the State
					 Board for Clinical Laboratory Technology, as meeting the requirement for
					 passing the licensing examination. The applicant shall pass the examination
					 with a converted score of at least 75, as determined by the State Board for
					 Clinical Laboratory Technology.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-15 - Clinical Laboratory Technician › Section 79-15.3 - Limited permits

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(a) As
					 authorized by section 8608  of the
					 Education Law, upon recommendation of the State Board for Clinical Laboratory
					 Technology, the department may issue a limited permit to practice as a clinical
					 laboratory technician to an applicant for certification who meets the
					 requirements of this section.
(b)
					 The applicant for a limited permit to practice as a clinical laboratory
					 technician shall:
(1) file an application for
					 clinical laboratory technician certification and a limited permit with the
					 department and pay the initial certification and registration fee, as
					 prescribed in section 8606  of the
					 Education Law, and a limited permit fee of $50;
(2) have met all requirements for
					 certification as a clinical laboratory technician, except the examination
					 requirement;
(3) submit adequate
					 documentation that the applicant will be under the general supervision of the
					 director of a clinical laboratory, as defined in section 571  of the Public Health Law, in accordance
					 with the requirements of this paragraph.
(i)
					 Such documentation shall identify the director of the clinical laboratory who
					 has responsibility for providing general supervision of the applicant's work
					 while under the limited permit, and include a signed statement by the director
					 of the clinical laboratory certifying that he or she will provide general
					 supervision of the applicant's experience. If a director cannot carry out his
					 or her duties, or is replaced by a new or interim director, the limited permit
					 holder shall submit to the department on a form prescribed by the department
					 the name of the new director who has assumed supervisory responsibility of the
					 permit holder.
(ii) For purposes of
					 this section, under the general supervision of the director of a clinical
					 laboratory shall mean that the permit holder shall be supervised by a director
					 of a clinical laboratory who shall:
(a) serve
					 the laboratory full-time, or on a regular part-time basis;
(b) ensure the supervision of the technical
					 performance of the permit holder, and be readily available for consultation
					 with the permit holder, as needed; and
(c) be responsible for the performance and
					 findings of all tests carried out by the limited permit holder, either by
					 directly overseeing such testing, or by delegating this responsibility to
					 authorized qualified supervisors who are on site within the
					 laboratory.
New York Codes, Rules and Regulations › Title 8 - EDUCATION DEPARTMENT › Chapter II - Regulations of the Commissioner › Subchapter B - Regulation of Professions › Part 79 - Regulation of Individual Professions › Subpart 79-15 - Clinical Laboratory Technician › Section 79-15.4 - Special provisions

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(a) In
					 accordance with section 8607 (1)(b)  of the
					 Education Law, an applicant may be certified by the department as a clinical
					 laboratory technician through meeting the requirements of this section. The
					 applicant must apply for certification under this section by January 1, 2009,
					 except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (b)(4)(iv) of this section, and
					 shall meet the requirements for certification under this section by July 1,
					 2009, unless the particular requirement in this section prescribes an earlier
					 date, in which case the earlier date must be met.
(b) The applicant shall:
(1) file the application for certification
					 with the department and pay the fee for the initial certification and the fee
					 for the first registration period, as prescribed in section 8606  of the Education Law, all by January
					 1, 2009, except as otherwise provided in subparagraph (4)(iv) of this
					 subdivision;
(2) be of good moral
					 character as determined by the department;
(3) be at least 18 years of age;
					 and
(4) meet one of the following
					 requirements:
(i) the applicant shall meet
					 the professional education requirement for certification, as prescribed in
					 section
					 79-15.1 
					 of this Subpart by July 1, 2009, and shall have successfully performed the
					 duties of a clinical laboratory technician for two years, meaning 2,880 clock
					 hours, over the five years immediately preceding December 31, 2007;
					 or
(ii) the applicant shall have
					 successfully performed the duties of a clinical laboratory technician for five
					 years, meaning 7,200 clock hours, prior to December 31, 2007, as verified in
					 writing by a director of a clinical laboratory, as defined in section 571  of the Public Health Law; or
(iii) the applicant, at the time of
					 application, shall have previously been qualified for a certification or its
					 equivalent to practice as a clinical laboratory technician in New York State
					 through other regulatory requirements of a governmental unit of New York State
					 authorized by law to qualify individuals for such certification or its
					 equivalent; or
(iv) the applicant
					 shall have competently performed the duties of a clinical laboratory technician
					 in a clinical laboratory operated in accordance with title V of article 5 of
					 the Public Health Law for six months, meaning 720 clock hours, over the three
					 years immediately preceding December 31, 2007 as verified by a director of a
					 clinical laboratory, and the applicant shall have applied for licensure and
					 have paid the fee for the initial license and the fee for the first
					 registration period by September 1, 2013.