37-34-303. Standards for licensure.
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37-34-303 . Standards for licensure.
(1)The board shall issue a clinical laboratory scientist license to an individual who meets the qualifications as promulgated by rules of the board. At a minimum, a licensee must be a person who:
(a)has graduated with a baccalaureate degree, including a minimum number of hours in areas or disciplines established by rule by the board; and
(b)has passed a certifying examination approved by the board.
(2)The board shall issue a clinical laboratory specialist license to an individual who has graduated with a baccalaureate degree as described in subsection
(1)and has passed a certifying examination covering those fields in which the applicant is eligible and approved by the board. The license must be issued as a clinical laboratory specialist license and must state the designation of the area of specialty.
(3)The board shall issue a clinical laboratory technician license to an individual who meets the qualifications promulgated by the board, including the following minimum qualifications:
(a)completion of an associate degree or 60 semester hours in a science-related discipline;
(b)completion of other equivalent formal education as approved by the board; and
(c)passing a certifying examination approved by the board.