Florida Regulations 64B12-9.017: Eligibility of Individuals Practing in a State in Which Licensure is Not Required.
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(1) For purposes of determining eligibility for examination of an individual pursuant to Section 484.007(1)(d)2. and 3., F.S., the Board shall interpret the phrase “”immediately preceding application”” to mean that the individual must apply for the examinations set forth in subsections 64B12-9.001(1), (3) and (4), F.A.C., for licensure in Florida within two (2) years of ceasing the actual practice of opticianry in the other state upon which the eligibility is claimed.
(2) Applicants for examination pursuant to Section 484.007(1)(d)3., F.S., shall submit with the application documentation that they have actively practiced opticianry for a period of more than 5 years immediately preceding application and who meets the examination qualifications as provided in Section 484.007(1)(d)3., F.S. Periods of apprenticeship or training in opticianry shall not be considered to constitute any portion of the required years of practice. The applicant must establish independent engagement in all aspects of the practice of opticianry during the period for which actual practice is claimed. Such documentation shall include the following:
(2) Applicants for examination pursuant to Section 484.007(1)(d)3., F.S., shall submit with the application documentation that they have actively practiced opticianry for a period of more than 5 years immediately preceding application and who meets the examination qualifications as provided in Section 484.007(1)(d)3., F.S. Periods of apprenticeship or training in opticianry shall not be considered to constitute any portion of the required years of practice. The applicant must establish independent engagement in all aspects of the practice of opticianry during the period for which actual practice is claimed. Such documentation shall include the following: