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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 900 - BODY PIERCING › Section 331-900-0105 - Initial Jewelry for Standard Body Piercing

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(1) A standard body piercer must meet the
			 following jewelry grade standards for initial piercings unless requirements
			 listed in subsection (5) of this rule are met.
(a) Steel that is ASTM F138 compliant or ISO
			 5832-1 compliant;
(b) Steel that is
			 ISO 10993-6, 10993-10, and/or 10993-11 compliant [Note: The EEC Nickel
			 Directive is a regulation that requires a low rate of nickel release for all
			 materials used for costume or fine jewelry, belt buckles, watches, or other
			 metallic accessories with direct skin contact. It does not specify nor prove
			 that a material is safe to wear in the body; therefore, compliance with this
			 directive alone is not sufficient for meeting the APP initial jewelry
			 standards;
(c) Titanium (Ti6Al4V
			 ELI) that is ASTM F136 compliant or ISO 5832-3 compliant;
(d) Titanium that is ASTM F67
			 compliant;
(e) Solid 14 karat or
			 higher nickel and cadmium free yellow, white, or rose gold;
(f) Solid nickel-free platinum
			 alloy;
(g) Niobium (Nb);
(h) Fused quartz glass, lead-free
			 borosilicate or lead-free soda-lime glass; or
(i) Polymers (plastics) as follows:
(A) Any plastic material that is ISO 10993-6,
			 10993-10 and/or 10993-11 compliant and/or meets the United States Pharmacopeia
			 (USP) Class VI material classification;
(B) Tygon® Medical Surgical Tubing ND
			 100-65 or ND 100-80;
(C)
			 Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) that is ASTM F754 compliant;
(D) All threaded or press-fit jewelry must
			 have internal tapping (no threads on posts);
(E) For body jewelry purposes, surfaces and
			 ends must be smooth, free of nicks, scratches, burrs, polishing compounds and
			 metals must have a consistent mirror finish.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 900 - BODY PIERCING › Section 331-900-0110 - Informed Consent for Certain Standard Body Piercing Procedures

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(1) A licensee must
			 document the verbal explanation and the written informed consent process in the
			 client's record. Informed consent information must include the following:
(a) Definition of procedure or
			 process;
(b) Risk(s) of procedure
			 or process;
(c) Description and
			 risk of adverse outcomes;
(d)
			 Alternative procedures and their risks;
(e) Documentation of questions asked by the
			 client;
(f) Aftercare instructions;
			 and
(g) Signature from the licensee
			 and the client.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 900 - BODY PIERCING › Section 331-900-0115 - General Standards for Standard Body Piercing

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(1) The cleanliness of any common area in a
			 facility is the responsibility of each license holder. All license holders may
			 be cited for violations found in the common area.
(2) An individual licensed to perform
			 services in a field of practice or a licensed facility owner must:
(a) Use and maintain appropriate equipment
			 and instruments for providing services in a field of practice at the place of
			 business;
(b) Use all equipment,
			 instruments and supplies, including but not limited to marking instruments, in
			 a manner described in the manufacturer's instructions which is consistent with
			 the manufacturer's intended use of the device by the FDA;
(c) Ensure a high-level disinfectant is used
			 in accordance with manufacturer's instructions to disinfect surfaces where
			 services are performed;
(d) Ensure
			 all chemicals are stored in labeled, closed containers;
(e) Ensure that single-use disposable paper
			 products, single-use needles, sterilized jewelry and protective gloves are used
			 for each client. Use of towels and linens are prohibited;
(f) Have unrestricted access to a sink with
			 hot and cold running water on the facility premises and separate from a
			 restroom.
(g) Ensure restrooms
			 located within the facility are kept clean and in good working order at all
			 times. Air blowers within restrooms can be substituted for disposable hand
			 towels;
(h) Ensure all waste
			 material related to a service, be enclosed in a glove or bag, disposed of in a
			 covered container with a garbage liner following a service on a client.
			 Service-related waste is prohibited from being disposed of in non-service
			 related areas, such as lobby or waiting areas;
(i) Ensure all sharp objects that come in
			 contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials be disposed of in
			 a sharps container;
(j) Ensure
			 biohazard labels or red biohazard bags are available on the facility
			 premises;
(k) Adhere to all Centers
			 for Disease Control and Prevention Standards;
(l) Ensure pets or other animals are not on
			 the premises of the body art facility unless they service animals recognized by
			 the American with Disabilities Act or to fish in aquariums or nonpoisonous
			 reptiles in terrariums;
(m) Ensure
			 all disinfecting solutions or agents be kept at adequate strengths to maintain
			 effectiveness, be free of foreign material and be available for immediate use
			 at all times the facility is open for business;
(n) Ensure that all instruments that come in
			 contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials be either disposed
			 of or sterilized; and
(o) Ensure
			 that all jewelry used for initial piercings is sterilized before use on a
			 client in accordance with OAR
			 331-900-0125.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 900 - BODY PIERCING › Section 331-900-0120 - Standards for Client Services for Standard Body Piercing

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(1) A licensee must
			 use a minimum of one pair of disposable gloves for each of the following:
(a) Set-up of instruments and skin
			 preparation;
(b) During the body
			 piercing procedure;
(c) During the
			 post-procedure teardown;
(d) During
			 cleaning and disinfection of the procedure area; and
(e) During the sterilization
			 process.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 900 - BODY PIERCING › Section 331-900-0130 - Client Records and Information for Standard Body Piercing

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(1) A licensee is
			 responsible for maintaining and keeping copies of all client records. If client
			 records are maintained by the facility and not by the individual licensee, the
			 facility owner must provide the licensee with copies of those client records
			 upon request. The record must include the following for each client:
(a) Name, address, telephone number and date
			 of birth of client;
(b) Date of
			 each service, procedure location on the body and type of service performed on
			 client;
(c) Name and license number
			 of the licensee providing service;
(d) Special instructions or notations
			 relating to the client's medical or skin conditions including but not limited
			 to diabetes, cold sores and fever blisters, psoriasis or eczema, pregnancy or
			 breast-feeding/nursing;
(e)
			 Complete list of the client's sensitivities to medicines or topical
			 solutions;
(f) History of the
			 client's bleeding disorders;
(g)
			 Type of jewelry; and
(h)
			 Description of complications during procedure(s).
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0000 - Specialty Body Piercing Definitions

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The following definitions apply to OAR chapter 331, division
				900:
(1) "Affidavit of Licensure" has
			 the meaning set forth in OAR 331-030-0040.
(2) "APP" means Association of Professional
			 Piercers.
(3) "Body piercing" has
			 the definition set forth in ORS 690.350.
(4) "Direct supervision" means the supervisor
			 or instructor is present in the facility and actively involved in direct
			 oversight and training of students.
(5) "Disinfect" means the process that kills
			 some but not all disease-causing microorganisms and slows regrowth.
(6) "EPA" means United States Environmental
			 Protection Agency.
(7) "FDA" means
			 Food and Drug Administration.
(8)
			 "Field of practice" has the definition set forth in ORS 690.350.
(9) "High-level disinfectant" means a
			 chemical agent, registered with the EPA, which has demonstrated tuberculocidal
			 activity.
(10) "Instruments" means
			 equipment used during body piercing services. Types of instruments include but
			 are not limited to needles, forceps, hemostats, tweezers, and jewelry.
(11) "Office" means Health
			 Licensing Office.
(12) "Official
			 transcript" means: An original document authorized by the appropriate office in
			 the Higher Education Coordinating Commission and certified by an educational
			 institution indicating applicant identity information, field of practice(s)
			 enrolled under, specific hour requirements for each field of practice if
			 applicable, final practical examination scores for each field of practice,
			 enrollment information and a signature by an authorized representative on file
			 with the Office. Original documents must be submitted directly to the Office
			 from the educational institution by United States Postal Service mail or other
			 recognized mail service providers in a sealed envelope;
(13) "Practitioner" means a person licensed
			 to perform services included within a field of practice.
(14) "Sharps container" means a
			 puncture-resistant, leak-proof container that can be closed for handling,
			 storage, transportation, and disposal. The container must be labeled with the
			 "Biohazard" symbol.
(15) "Specialty
			 level one genital piercing" includes the following:
(a) Male genital piercings including the
			 scrotum, frenum, foreskin, or the perineum behind the scrotum, and the piercing
			 of the penis through the urethra, perineum behind the scrotum (Guiche) and
			 exiting on the underside of the penis (called a "Prince Albert"); and
(b) Female genital piercing
			 including the labia majora, labia minors, vulva, piercings of the clitoral
			 hood, and perineum between the vagina and the anus (fourchette).
(c) Cheek piercing is a piercing outside the
			 nasal labia fold that goes from outside to the inside of cheek.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0005 - Specialty Level One Piercing Education or Training

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An education curriculum or training for specialty level one
				piercing must meet requirements set forth by the Office prior to beginning
				training or education.
(1) Education
			 Requirements for a Specialty Level One Piercing Student: A specialty level one
			 piercing career school course of study must include 36 26 hours of practical
			 education and a minimum of 26 practical procedures.
(2) The 26 practical procedures required must
			 include:
(a) 10 practical procedures in which
			 the trainee observes and participates; the trainee must observe (4) four male
			 and (4) four female procedures, with at least (2) two cheek piercings, and (4)
			 four different types of piercings as listed in subsection (3) of this rule;
			 and
(b) 16 practical procedures
			 performed by the trainee under direct supervision, but without assistance; the
			 trainee must perform a minimum of (4) four male and (4) four female procedures,
			 with at least (2) two cheek piercings, and (4) four different types of
			 piercings as listed in subsection (3) of this rule.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0010 - Specialty Level Two Genital Piercing Education or Training

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An education curriculum or training for specialty level two
				genital piercing must meet requirements set forth by the Office prior to
				beginning training or education.
(1)
			 Education requirements for specialty level two genital piercing student: An
			 individual must obtain a standard body and specialty level one piercing license
			 prior to beginning education for specialty level two genital piercing. The
			 specialty level two genital piercing career school course of study must include
			 16 hours of practical education and a minimum of 16 practical procedures.
(2) The 16 practical procedures
			 required must include:
(a) (8) eight
			 practical procedures in which the student observes and participates, with at
			 least (3) three different piercing procedures listed in subsection (3) of this
			 rule.
(b) (8) eight practical
			 procedure performed by the student under direct supervision, but without
			 assistance. The student must perform a minimum of (3) three different piercing
			 procedures listed in subsection (3) of this rule.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0011 - Specialty Level One Piercing Trainee License

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(1) A specialty level one piercing temporary
			 trainee license is valid for one year and may be renewed one time. After the
			 second renewal becomes inactive the individual may reapply for a specialty
			 level one piercing temporary trainee license.
(2) A specialty level one piercing temporary
			 trainee license holder may perform services defined under OAR
			 331-905-0000(14).
(3) A specialty
			 level one genital piercing temporary trainee license holder, licensed under ORS
			 690.365, may provide specialty level one piercing services under the direct
			 supervision of an Office approved supervisor pursuant OAR
			 331-905-0052  and
			 331-905-0055.
(4) Supervisors of a specialty
			 level one genital piercing temporary trainee must adhere to OAR
			 331-905-0055.
(5) A temporary trainee license holder must
			 adhere to all standards within OAR
			 331-905-0090,
			 331-905-0095,
			 331-905-0100,
			 331-905-0105,
			 331-905-110,
			 331-905-0115,
			 331-905-0120  and all applicable rules listed in OAR 331 division 925.
Statutory/Other Authority: 676.615, 690.365 &
				  690.405
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.365 &
				  690.405
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0012 - Application Requirements for Specialty Level One Piercing Temporary Trainee License

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An individual applying for a Specialty Level One Piercing
				Temporary Trainee License must:
(1)
			 Meet the requirements of OAR 331 division 30;
(2) Submit a completed application form
			 prescribed by the Office, which must contain the information listed in OAR
			 331-030-0000  and be accompanied by payment of the required application fees;
(3) Submit proof of being at least 18 years
			 of age; documentation may include identification listed under OAR
			 331-030-0000;
(4) Submit proof of having a high school
			 diploma or equivalent;
(5) Submit
			 proof of current cardiopulmonary resuscitation and basic first aid training
			 from an Office-approved provider;
(6) Submit proof of current blood borne
			 pathogens training from an Office-approved provider;
(7) Submit proof of having a current, active
			 standard body piercing license that has no current or pending disciplinary
			 actions; and
(8) Pay applicable
			 licensing fees.
Statutory/Other Authority: 676.615, 690.365 &
				  690.405
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.365 &
				  690.405
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0013 - Specialty Level Two Genital Piercing Temporary Trainee

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(1) A specialty level two genital piercing
			 temporary trainee license is valid for one year and may be renewed one time.
			 After the second renewal becomes inactive the individual may reapply for a
			 specialty level one piercing temporary trainee license.
(2) A specialty level two genital piercing
			 temporary trainee license holder may perform services defined under OAR
			 331-905-0000(15).
(3) A specialty
			 level two genital piercing temporary trainee license holder, licensed under ORS
			 690.365, may provide specialty level two genital piercing services under the
			 direct supervision of an Office-approved supervisor pursuant OAR
			 331-905-0058  and
			 331-905-0060.
(4) Supervisors of a specialty level two
			 genital piercing temporary trainee must adhere to OAR
			 331-905-0060.
(5) A specialty level two genital piercing
			 temporary trainee license holder must adhere to all standards within OAR
			 331-905-0090,
			 331-905-0095,
			 331-905-0100,
			 331-905-0105,
			 331-905-110,
			 331-905-0115,
			 331-905-0120  and all applicable rules listed in OAR 331 division 925.
Statutory/Other Authority: 676.615, 690.365 &
				  690.365
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.365 &
				  690.365
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0014 - Application Requirements for Specialty Level Two Genital Piercing Temporary Trainee License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
An individual applying for a Specialty Level Two Genital
				Piercing Temporary Trainee License must:
(1) Meet the requirements of OAR 331 division
			 30;
(2) Submit a completed
			 application form prescribed by the Office, which must contain the information
			 listed in OAR
			 331-030-0000  and be accompanied by payment of the required application fees;
(3) Submit proof of being at least 18 years
			 of age; documentation may include identification listed under OAR
			 331-030-0000;
(4) Submit proof of having a high school
			 diploma or equivalent;
(5) Submit
			 proof of current cardiopulmonary resuscitation and basic first aid training
			 from an Office-approved provider;
(6) Submit proof of current blood borne
			 pathogens training from an Office-approved provider;
(7) Submit proof of having a current
			 specialty level one piercing license that is active with no current or pending
			 disciplinary action; and
(8) Pay
			 applicable licensing fees.
Statutory/Other Authority: 676.615, 690.365 &
				  690.405
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.365 &
				  690.405
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0015

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Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, & 345
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, OL 2011, Ch. 346, Sec.
				  22 & 35
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0020

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Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, & 345
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, OL 2011, Ch. 346, Sec.
				  22 & 35
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0025

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Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, & 345
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, OL 2011, Ch. 346, Sec.
				  22 & 35
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0030

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Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415 & 345
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, OL 2011, Ch. 346, Sec.
				  22 & 35
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0035 - Specialty Level One Piercing License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) A specialty level one piercing license
			 holder may perform standard body piercing services defined under OAR
			 331-900-0000(14).
(2) A specialty level one piercing license
			 holder may perform specialty level one services defined under OAR
			 331-905-0000(14).
(3) A specialty level one piercing license is
			 valid for one year and becomes inactive on the last day of the month one year
			 from the date of issuance.
(4) A
			 specialty level one license holder must adhere to all standards within OAR
			 331-905-0090,
			 331-905-0095,
			 331-905-0100,
			 331-905-0105,
			 331-905-110,
			 331-905-0115,
			 331-905-0120  and all applicable rules listed in OAR 331 Division 925.
Statutory/Other Authority: 676.615, 690.365 &
				  690.405
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.365 &
				  690.405
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0040 - Application Requirements for Specialty Level One Piercing License

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
(1) An individual
			 applying for licensure to practice specialty level one piercing must:
(a) Meet the requirements of OAR 331 division
			 30;
(b) Submit a completed
			 application form prescribed by the Office, which must contain the information
			 listed in OAR
			 331-030-0000  and be accompanied by payment of the required application fees;
(c) Submit proof of current cardiopulmonary
			 resuscitation and basic first aid training from an Office approved
			 provider;
(d) Submit proof of
			 current blood borne pathogens training from an Office approved
			 provider;
(e) Submit proof of being
			 at least 18 years of age; documentation may include identification listed under
			 OAR
			 331-030-0000;
(f) Submit proof of having a high school
			 diploma or equivalent;
(g) Submit
			 proof of having a standard body piercing license for at least 6 months;
			 and
(h) Provide documentation of
			 completing a qualifying pathway.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0045 - Specialty Level Two Genital Piercing License

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(1) A specialty level two genital piercing
			 license may perform standard body piercings services defined under OAR
			 331-900-0000(16).
(2) A specialty level two genital piercing
			 license may perform specialty level one services defined under OAR
			 331-905-0000(14).
(3) A specialty level two genital piercing
			 license may perform specialty level two services defined under OAR
			 331-905-0000(15).
(4) A specialty level two genital piercing
			 license is valid for one year and becomes inactive on the last day of the month
			 one year from the date of issuance.
(5) A specialty level two genital license
			 holder must adhere to all standards within OAR
			 331-905-0090,
			 331-905-0095,
			 331-905-0100,
			 331-905-0105,
			 331-905-110,
			 331-905-0115,
			 331-905-0120  and all applicable rules listed in OAR 331 division 925.
Statutory/Other Authority: 676.615, 690.365 &
				  690.405
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.365 &
				  690.405
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0050 - Application Requirements for Specialty Level Two Genital Piercing License

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(1) An individual
			 applying for licensure to practice specialty level two genital piercing must:
(a) Meet the requirements of OAR 331 division
			 30;
(b) Submit a completed
			 application form prescribed by the Office, which must contain the information
			 listed in OAR
			 331-030-0000  and be accompanied by payment of the required application fees;
(c) Submit proof of current cardiopulmonary
			 resuscitation and basic first aid training from an Office-approved
			 provider;
(d) Submit proof of
			 current blood borne pathogens training from an Office-approved
			 provider;
(e) Submit proof of being
			 at least 18 years of age; documentation may include identification listed under
			 OAR
			 331-030-0000;
(f) Submit proof of having a high school
			 diploma or equivalent; and
(g)
			 Provide documentation of completing a qualifying pathway;
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0052 - Specialty Level One Piercing Supervisor

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(1) An approved supervisor may supervise one
			 specialty level one piercing trainee per shift.
(2) An approved supervisor must exercise
			 management, guidance, and control over the activities of the specialty level
			 one piercing and must exercise professional judgment and be responsible for all
			 matters relative to the specialty level one piercing trainee.
(3) Supervisors must document work done by
			 the specialty level one piercing trainee on a form prescribed by the Office and
			 maintain training documentation for a minimum of two years following completion
			 of training.
(4) An approved
			 supervisor must notify the Office in writing within five calendar days if a
			 specialty level one piercing trainee is no longer being supervised, and must
			 provide the number of hours of training completed on a form prescribed by the
			 Oregon.
(5) Not withstanding any
			 other disciplinary actions, an approved supervisor's authorization to supervise
			 may be withdrawn by the Office for providing incomplete or inadequate training
			 or falsifying documentation.
(6)
			 Supervisors must provide direct supervision to specialty level one piercing
			 trainees.
Statutory/Other Authority: 690.405, 676.615 &
				  690.365
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.405 &
				  690.365
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0055 - Application Requirements for Specialty Level One Piercing Supervisor

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(1) To be an
			 approved supervisor for a specialty level one piercing temporary trainee an
			 individual must:
(a) Submit a completed form
			 prescribed by the Office, which must contain the information listed in OAR
			 331-030-0000;
(b) Submit proof of having a specialty level
			 one piercing license that is active with no current or pending disciplinary
			 action;
(c) Submit proof of having
			 been actively practicing standard body piercing for at least two of the last
			 five years before the date of application.
(d) Submit proof of current cardiopulmonary
			 resuscitation and basic first aid training from an Office-approved provider;
			 and
(e) Submit proof of current
			 blood borne pathogens training from an Office-approved provider.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0058 - Responsibilities of Specialty Level Two Genital Piercing Supervisors

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(1) An approved
			 supervisor may supervise one specialty level two genital piercing temporary
			 trainee per shift.
(2) An approved
			 supervisor must exercise management, guidance, and control over the activities
			 of the specialty level two genital piercing temporary trainee and must exercise
			 professional judgment and be responsible for all matters relative to the
			 specialty level two genital piercing trainee.
(3) Supervisors must document work done by
			 the specialty level two genital piercing temporary trainee on a form prescribed
			 by the Office and maintain training documentation for a minimum of two years
			 following completion of training..
(4) An approved supervisor must notify the
			 Office in writing within five calendar days if a specialty level two genital
			 piercing temporary trainee is no longer being supervised, and must provide the
			 number of hours of training completed on a form prescribed by the Office.
(5) Notwithstanding any other
			 disciplinary actions, an approved supervisor's authorization to supervise may
			 be withdrawn by the Office for providing incomplete or inadequate training or
			 falsifying documentation.
(6)
			 Supervisors must provide direct supervision to specialty level two genital
			 piercing temporary trainees.
Statutory/Other Authority: 676.615, 690.365 &
				  690.405
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.365 &
				  690.405
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0060 - Application Requirements for Specialty Level Two Genital Piercing Supervisor

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(1) To be
			 an approved supervisor for a specialty level two genital piercing temporary
			 trainee, an individual must:
(a) Submit a
			 completed form prescribed by the Office, which must contain the information
			 listed in OAR
			 331-030-0000;
(b) Submit proof of having a specialty level
			 one piercing license that is active with no current or pending disciplinary
			 action;
(c) Submit proof of having
			 a specialty level two genital piercing license that is active with no current
			 or pending disciplinary action;
(d)
			 Submit proof of having been actively practicing standard body piercing for at
			 least two of the last five years before the date of application.
(e) Submit proof of current cardiopulmonary
			 resuscitation and basic first aid training from an Office-approved provider;
			 and
(f) Submit proof of current
			 blood borne pathogens training from an Office-approved provider.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0075

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Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, & 345
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, OL 2011, Ch. 346, Sec.
				  22 & 35
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0080

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Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, & 345
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  676.607,
				  676.615,
				  676.625,
				  690.365, 690.371,
				  690.385,
				  690.390,
				  690.405,
				  690.407,
				  690.410,
				  690.415, OL 2011, Ch. 346, Sec.
				  22 & 35
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0085 - Renewal of a Specialty Level One or Specialty Level Two Genital Piercing License

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(1) A licensee
			 is subject to the provisions of OAR chapter 331, division 30 regarding the
			 renewal of a license and provisions regarding authorization to practice,
			 identification, and requirements for issuance of a duplicate license.
(2) LICENSE RENEWAL: To avoid delinquency
			 penalties, specialty level one or specialty level two genital piercing license
			 renewal must be made prior to the license entering inactive status. The
			 licensee must submit the following:
(a)
			 Renewal application form;
(b)
			 Payment of required renewal fee pursuant to
			 331-940-0000;
(c) Attestation of having obtained required
			 annual continuing education under OAR
			 331-900-0085,
			 on a form prescribed by the Office. Continuing education is required whether
			 the license is current or inactive;
(d) Attestation of current certification in
			 cardiopulmonary resuscitation from an Office-approved provider;
(e) Attestation of current first aid training
			 by an Office-approved provider; and
(f) Attestation of current certification in
			 blood borne pathogens training from an Office-approved provider.
NOTE: A licensee is not required to renew the standard body
				piercing license if renewing a specialty level one or specialty level two
				genital piercing license.
NOTE: A licensee is not required to renew the specialty level
				one license if renewing the specialty level two genital piercing
				license.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0090 - Specialty Body Piercing Practice Standards and Prohibitions

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(1) Piercing is
			 prohibited:
(a) On the genital or nipple of a
			 person younger than 18 regardless of parental consent;
(b) On testes, deep shaft (corpus cavernosa),
			 uvula, eyelids, and sub-clavicle; horizontal tongue piercings also are
			 prohibited;
(c) On a person who
			 shows signs of being inebriated or appears to be incapacitated by the use of
			 alcohol or drugs;
(d) On a person
			 with sunburn or other skin diseases or disorders of the skin such as open
			 lesions, rashes, wounds, or puncture marks in areas of treatment
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0095 - General Standards for Specialty Body Piercing

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(1) The cleanliness of any common area in a
			 facility is the responsibility of each license holder. All license holders may
			 be cited for violations found in the common area.
(2) An individual licensed to perform
			 services in a field of practice or a licensed facility owner must:
(a) Use and maintain appropriate equipment
			 and instruments for providing services in a field of practice at the place of
			 business;
(b) Use all equipment,
			 instruments and supplies, including but not limited to marking instruments, in
			 a manner described in the manufacturer's instructions which is consistent with
			 the manufacturer's intended use of the device by the FDA;
(c) Ensure a high-level disinfectant is used
			 in accordance with manufacturer's instructions to disinfect surfaces where
			 services are performed;
(d) Ensure
			 all chemicals are stored in labeled, closed containers;
(e) Ensure that single-use disposable paper
			 products, single-use needles, sterilized jewelry and protective gloves are used
			 for each client. Use of towels and linens are prohibited;
(f) Have unrestricted access to a sink with
			 hot and cold running water on the facility premises and separate from a
			 restroom.
(g) Ensure restrooms
			 located within the facility are kept clean and in good working order at all
			 times. Air blowers within restrooms can be substituted for disposable hand
			 towels;
(h) Ensure all waste
			 material related to a service, be enclosed in a glove or bag, disposed of in a
			 covered container with a garbage liner following a service on a client.
			 Service-related waste is prohibited from being disposed of in non-service
			 related areas, such as lobby or waiting areas;
(i) Ensure all sharp objects that come in
			 contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials be disposed of in
			 a sharps container;
(j) Ensure
			 biohazard labels or red biohazard bags are available on the facility
			 premises;
(k) Adhere to all Centers
			 for Disease Control and Prevention Standards;
(l) Ensure pets or other animals are not on
			 the premises of the body art facility unless they service animals recognized by
			 the American with Disabilities Act or to fish in aquariums or nonpoisonous
			 reptiles in terrariums;
(m) Ensure
			 all disinfecting solutions or agents be kept at adequate strengths to maintain
			 effectiveness, be free of foreign material and be available for immediate use
			 at all times the facility is open for business;
(n) Ensure that all instruments that come in
			 contact with blood or other potentially infectious materials be either disposed
			 of or sterilized; and
(o) Ensure
			 that all jewelry used for initial piercings is sterilized before use on a
			 client in accordance with OAR
			 331-900-0125.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0100 - Standards for Client Services for Specialty Body Piercing

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(1) A licensee must
			 use a minimum of one pair of disposable gloves for each of the following:
(a) Set-up of instruments and skin
			 preparation;
(b) During the body
			 piercing procedure;
(c) During the
			 post-procedure teardown;
(d) During
			 cleaning and disinfection of the procedure area; and
(e) During the sterilization
			 process.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0110 - Client Records and Information for Specialty Body Piercing

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(1) A licensee is
			 responsible for maintaining and keeping copies of all client records. If client
			 records are maintained by the facility and not by the individual licensee, the
			 facility owner must provide the licensee with copies of those client records
			 upon request. The record must include the following for each client:
(a) Name, address, telephone number and date
			 of birth of client;
(b) Date of
			 each service, procedure location on the body and type of service performed on
			 client;
(c) Name and license number
			 of the licensee providing service;
(d) Special instructions or notations
			 relating to the client's medical or skin conditions including but not limited
			 to diabetes, cold sores and fever blisters, psoriasis or eczema, pregnancy or
			 breast-feeding/nursing;
(e)
			 Complete list of the client's sensitivities to medicines or topical solutions;
(f) History of the client's
			 bleeding disorders;
(g) Type of
			 jewelry; and
(h) Description of
			 complications during procedure(s).
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0115 - Informed Consent for Specialty Body Piercing Procedures

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(1) A licensee must
			 document the verbal explanation and the written informed-consent process in the
			 client's record. Informed-consent information must include the following:
(a) Definition of procedure or process;
(b) Risk(s) of procedure or
			 process;
(c) Description and risk
			 of adverse outcomes;
(d)
			 Alternative procedures and their risks;
(e) Documentation of questions asked by the
			 client;
(f) Aftercare instructions;
			 and
(g) Signature from the licensee
			 and the client.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 905 - SPECIALITY BODY PIERCING › Section 331-905-0120 - Initial Jewelry for Specialty Piercing Services

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(1) A specialty body piercer must meet the
			 following jewelry grade standards for initial piercings unless requirements
			 listed in subsection (2) of this rule are met:
(a) Steel that is ASTM F138 compliant or ISO
			 5832-1 compliant;
(b) Steel that is
			 ISO 10993-6, 10993-10, and/or 10993-11 compliant [Note: The EEC Nickel
			 Directive is a regulation that requires a low rate of nickel release for all
			 materials used for costume or fine jewelry, belt buckles, watches, or other
			 metallic accessories with direct skin contact. It does not specify nor prove
			 that a material is safe to wear in the body; therefore, compliance with this
			 directive alone is not sufficient for meeting the APP initial jewelry
			 standards;
(c) Titanium (Ti6Al4V
			 ELI) that is ASTM F136 compliant or ISO 5832-3 compliant;
(d) Titanium that is ASTM F67
			 compliant;
(e) Solid 14 karat or
			 higher nickel and cadmium free yellow, white, or rose gold;
(f) Solid nickel-free platinum
			 alloy;
(g) Niobium (Nb);
(h) Fused quartz glass, lead-free
			 borosilicate or lead-free soda-lime glass; or
(i) Polymers (plastics) as follows:
(A) Any plastic material that is ISO 10993-6,
			 10993-10 and/or 10993-11 compliant and/or meets the United States Pharmacopeia
			 (USP) Class VI material classification;
(B) Tygon® Medical Surgical Tubing ND
			 100-65 or ND 100-80;
(C)
			 Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) that is ASTM F754 compliant;
(D) All threaded or press-fit jewelry must
			 have internal tapping (no threads on posts); or
(E) For body jewelry purposes, surfaces and
			 ends must be smooth, free of nicks, scratches, burrs, polishing compounds and
			 metals must have a consistent mirror finish.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 910 - ELECTROLOGY › Section 331-910-0000 - Definitions

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The following definitions apply to OAR chapter 331, division
				910:
(1) "Affidavit of Licensure" has
			 the meaning set forth in OAR 331-030-0040.
(2) "Direct supervision" means a supervisor
			 is onsite and immediately accessible and in view of the practical procedure to
			 provide guidance and instruction to a student or a trainee.
(3) "Electrology Training Program" means the
			 Electrology Training Program implemented on April 15, 2023, for Temporary
			 Trainees where a supervisor instructs a trainee.
(4) "EPA" means United States Environmental
			 Protection Agency.
(5) "FDA" means
			 United States Food and Drug Administration.
(6) "Field of practice" has the definition
			 set forth in ORS 690.350.
(7) "HECC OCS" means Higher Education
			 Coordinating Commission Oregon Career School licensed under ORS 345 and OAR 715
			 division 45 where a teacher instructs a student.
(8) "High-level disinfectant" means a
			 chemical agent, registered with the EPA, which has demonstrated tuberculocidal
			 activity.
(9) "Indirect
			 supervision" means a supervisor is onsite and immediately accessible and
			 available to provide guidance and instruction to the trainee. A supervisor is
			 not required to be in view of the procedure when providing indirect
			 supervision.
(10) "Instruments"
			 means equipment used during electrology services. Types of instruments include
			 but are not limited to needles (filaments) and tweezers.
(11) "Office" means Health Licensing
			 Office.
(12) "Official transcript"
			 means a document authorized and certified by a HECC OCS indicating the
			 following information for an applicant: information clearly identifying the
			 applicant including first and last name, the field of practice enrolled under,
			 date the applicant enrolled and completed the program, specific hours the
			 applicant obtained in a field of practice including theory and practical hours,
			 final practical examination scores for the field of practice, and a signature
			 from an authorized representative on file with the Office. Original documents
			 must be submitted directly to the Office from the HECC OCS by United States
			 Postal Service mail, email, or fax.
(13) "Supervisor" means an individual who
			 meets requirements under OAR
			 331-910-0023  and OAR
			 331-910-0024  to provide
			 instruction for the Electrology Training Program implemented on April 15, 2023,
			 and who provides direct and indirect supervision to trainees.
(14) "Teacher" means an individual registered
			 with the Higher Education Coordinating Commission to teach the Electrology
			 Curriculum implemented on April 15, 2023.
(15) "Trainee" means an individual licensed
			 as an electrology temporary trainee under OAR
			 331-910-0021.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 345, 676.568, 676.615,
				  690.365, 690.390, 690.410, 690.350 & 690.405
Statutes/Other Implemented: 690.365, 690.390, 690.410,
				  690.350 & 690.405
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 910 - ELECTROLOGY › Section 331-910-0005 - Approved Electrology Curriculum - HECC OCS

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(1) A HECC OCS's
			 electrology curriculum must include 600 hours of theory instruction and
			 practical experience and meet learning objectives listed in the Electrology
			 Curriculum referenced in subsection (9) of this rule. The curriculum must
			 include a minimum of 200 hours of theory instruction, and a minimum of 400
			 hours of practical experience. The 400 hours of practical experience must
			 include a minimum of 400 practical procedures.
(2) Curriculum must include 200 hours of
			 theory instruction required in subsection (1) of this rule in the following
			 areas:
(a) Business operations: 15
			 hours;
(b) Oregon laws and rules:
			 20 hours;
(c) Anatomy and
			 physiology: 60 hours;
(d)
			 Microbiology: 5 hours;
(e) Safety,
			 safe usage of devices and federal regulations and standards: 10
			 hours;
(f) Electrology services: 30
			 hours;
(g) Electrical devices, as
			 follows:
(A) Electrolysis (galvanic): 20
			 hours;
(B) Thermolysis (manual and
			 flash): 20 hours;
(C) Combination
			 of electrolysis and thermolysis (blend): 20 hours;
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 331 - OREGON HEALTH AUTHORITY, HEALTH LICENSING OFFICE › Division 910 - ELECTROLOGY › Section 331-910-0007 - Approved Electrology Training Program for Temporary Trainees

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(1) An Electrology Training Program must
			 include 600 hours of theory instruction and practical experience and meet
			 learning objectives listed in the Electrology Training Program referenced in
			 subsection (14) of this rule. The training must include a minimum of 200 hours
			 of theory instruction, 400 hours of practical experience and a minimum of 400
			 practical procedures.
(2) Training
			 must include 200 hours of theory in the following areas:
(a) Business operations: 15 hours;
(b) Oregon laws and rules: 20
			 hours;
(c) Anatomy and physiology:
			 60 hours;
(d) Microbiology: 5
			 hours;
(e) Safety, safe usage of
			 devices, and federal regulations and standards: 10 hours;
(f) Electrology services: 30 hours;
(g) Electrical devices:
(A) Electrolysis (galvanic): 20
			 hours;
(B) Thermolysis (manual and
			 flash): 20 hours;
(C) Combination
			 of electrolysis and thermolysis (blend): 20 hours;