Chapter 393-9 RECIPROCITY
Rule 393-9-.01 Application by Reciprocity
(1) | Licensure by reciprocity refers to licensure for applicants who hold a current Nursing Home Administrators, Personal Care Home Administrator, or Assisted Living Community Administrator license in other states and are applying for consideration of licensure in Georgia as a Nursing Home Administrator, Personal Care Home Administrator, or Assisted Living Community Administrator. |
(2) | The Reciprocity application and other Board forms are available on the Board web site. |
(3) | The Board may in its discretion deny licensure to an applicant who has had disciplinary action taken against him or her by any licensing authority or professional organization, or whose record reflects any other matter that puts in question his or her competency to be a Nursing Home Administrator, Personal Care Home Administrator, or Assisted Living Community Administrator. |
Rule 393-9-.02 Qualifications of Nursing Home Administrator Applicants by Reciprocity
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Licensure in Georgia by Reciprocity may be granted to a Nursing Home
Administrator who is at least 21 years of age, of reputable and responsible
character, and a citizen of the United States or a qualified alien under the
Federal Immigration and Naturalization Act, and be lawfully present in the
United States, and must satisfy the following requirements:
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(2) | The Board may in its discretion deny licensure to an applicant who has had disciplinary action taken against him or her by any licensing authority or professional organization, or whose record reflects any other matter that puts in question his or her competency to be a Nursing Home Administrator. |
Rule 393-9-.03 Military Spouses and Veterans Licensure by Reciprocity
(1) | Definitions. As used in this Rule:
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(2) | Licensure
by reciprocity. A service member, transitioning service member, or military
spouse may qualify for a license by reciprocity where the applicant:
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(3) | AIT
training and experience. In connection with an application for licensure, an
applicant who is a service member, transitioning service member, or military
spouse may submit documentation reflecting the applicant's training and
experience obtained while the applicant, or the applicant's spouse, was in the
military as provided by O.C.G.A. § 43-1-34.
To satisfy the requirements for licensure in Georgia, such military training
and experience shall:
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Rule 393-9-.04 Qualifications of Personal Care Home Administrator and Assisted Living Community Administrator Applicants by Reciprocity
(1) |
Licensure in Georgia by Reciprocity may be granted to a Personal Care Home
Administrator or Assisted Living Community Administrator who is at least 21
years of age, of reputable and responsible character, and a citizen of the
United States or a qualified alien under the Federal Immigration and
Naturalization Act, and be lawfully present in the United States, and must
satisfy the following requirements:
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(2) | The Board may in its discretion deny licensure to an applicant who has had disciplinary action taken against him or her by any licensing authority or professional organization, or whose record reflects any other matter that puts in question his or her competency to be a Personal Care Home Administrator or Assisted Living Community Administrator. |