Florida Regulations 61G18-14.002: Licensure by Endorsement
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(1) An applicant for licensure by endorsement must submit an application on forms provided by the department and an application fee. The application fee must accompany the application.
(2) Licensure by endorsement is governed by Florida Statutes § 474.217
(3) For purposes of Florida Statutes § 474.217(1)
(a) Applicants must submit an official score transfer from American Association of State Veterinary Boards (AAVSB) for the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) or National Board Examination (NBE) and Clinical Competency Test (CCT). If licensed prior to 1979 applicants only need to submit an official score transfer for the National Board Examination (NBE).
(b) Applicants who have taken an exam other than those listed above must submit a detailed psychomentric evaluation of the exam demonstrating that the exam taken is equivalent or more stringent than the examination required in Florida.
(4) Applicants for licensure by endorsement shall demonstrate knowledge of the laws and rules governing the practice of veterinary medicine of Florida by successfully completing the laws and rules portion of the licensure examination.
(5) Applicants who qualify for licensure under Florida Statutes § 474.217 who have never had disciplinary action taken against any professional license by any jurisdiction may, in lieu of taking the laws and rules portion of the licensure exam, demonstrate knowledge of the laws and rules governing the practice of veterinary medicine of Florida by completing a Board approved 2 hour continuing education course on Florida’s laws and rules as set forth in subsection 61G18-16.002(2), F.A.C.
(6) Individuals applying for a temporary license pursuant to Florida Statutes § 474.2125 in an “”emergency”” as defined in Florida Statutes § 252.34(4), may demonstrate knowledge of the laws and rules governing the practice of veterinary medicine of Florida by preparing and attaching to their application a written acknowledgment of having read Chapters 474, 455, 465, 499, 585, 828, and 893, F.S.; Rule Division 61G18, F.A.C.; and the “”Practitioner’s Manual, 2006 Edition”” published by the Drug Enforcement Administration of the Department of Justice.
Rulemaking Authority 474.206 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 474.217. History-New 10-13-85, Formerly 21X-14.02, Amended 11-2-88, 4-30-89, 7-6-92, Formerly 21X-14.002, Amended 5-17-94, 3-7-06, 4-9-08, 10-1-19, 11-2-20.
Terms Used In Florida Regulations 61G18-14.002
- Jurisdiction: (1) The legal authority of a court to hear and decide a case. Concurrent jurisdiction exists when two courts have simultaneous responsibility for the same case. (2) The geographic area over which the court has authority to decide cases.
(3) For purposes of Florida Statutes § 474.217(1)
(a) Applicants must submit an official score transfer from American Association of State Veterinary Boards (AAVSB) for the North American Veterinary Licensing Examination (NAVLE) or National Board Examination (NBE) and Clinical Competency Test (CCT). If licensed prior to 1979 applicants only need to submit an official score transfer for the National Board Examination (NBE).
(b) Applicants who have taken an exam other than those listed above must submit a detailed psychomentric evaluation of the exam demonstrating that the exam taken is equivalent or more stringent than the examination required in Florida.
(4) Applicants for licensure by endorsement shall demonstrate knowledge of the laws and rules governing the practice of veterinary medicine of Florida by successfully completing the laws and rules portion of the licensure examination.
(5) Applicants who qualify for licensure under Florida Statutes § 474.217 who have never had disciplinary action taken against any professional license by any jurisdiction may, in lieu of taking the laws and rules portion of the licensure exam, demonstrate knowledge of the laws and rules governing the practice of veterinary medicine of Florida by completing a Board approved 2 hour continuing education course on Florida’s laws and rules as set forth in subsection 61G18-16.002(2), F.A.C.
(6) Individuals applying for a temporary license pursuant to Florida Statutes § 474.2125 in an “”emergency”” as defined in Florida Statutes § 252.34(4), may demonstrate knowledge of the laws and rules governing the practice of veterinary medicine of Florida by preparing and attaching to their application a written acknowledgment of having read Chapters 474, 455, 465, 499, 585, 828, and 893, F.S.; Rule Division 61G18, F.A.C.; and the “”Practitioner’s Manual, 2006 Edition”” published by the Drug Enforcement Administration of the Department of Justice.
Rulemaking Authority 474.206 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 474.217. History-New 10-13-85, Formerly 21X-14.02, Amended 11-2-88, 4-30-89, 7-6-92, Formerly 21X-14.002, Amended 5-17-94, 3-7-06, 4-9-08, 10-1-19, 11-2-20.