licensure

The Act also required the federal government to provide the states with a model statute for licensure.

Today, 30,000 teachers are in special education without the appropriate certification or licensure.

In addition to these majors, a number of degree programs are available for teacher licensure.

The field of social work permits different options for licensure.

In addition to the tax, other requirements may be imposed for licensure.

Use of the title requires licensure or certification in most states.

Medical and psychological examinations were added for licensure in 1976.

Most states that have a licensure requirement also require continuing education.

Professional licensure is regulated by the medical boards of the individual states.

Typically state licensure requires 90 credit hours on a quarter system.

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The last state to pass licensure laws for engineers was Montana.

Licensure of a playhouse, however, only gave a general patent.

Passing the exam results in licensure as a health information technician.

"We maintained our core interests, licensure and control over the money," he said.

All states require physical therapists to pass a licensure exam before they can practice.

Other documents may also be offered, such as proof of licensure for a given profession.

More than two-thirds of the states use the licensure term "assisted living."

This ensures that someone doesn't leave one state and attempt to seek licensure in another.

Some states require a postgraduate training program to meet requirements for licensure.

Over the years, the University has etched a mark in professional licensure examinations.

Friedman takes a radical stance against all forms of state licensure.

Regardless of the licensure they identify and help people overcome challenges in their lives.

Unlike licensure, board certification is not a requirement to practice medicine.

In many countries, civil engineers are subject to licensure.