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Code · Nevada · CHAPTER 636 - OPTOMETRY

NRS 636.2893 Requirements for issuance of certificate: Regulations.

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NRS 636.2893 Requirements for issuance of certificate: Regulations. The Board shall adopt regulations that prescribe the requirements for the issuance of a certificate to treat persons diagnosed with glaucoma pursuant to NRS 636.2895 . The requirements must include, without limitation:
1. A license to practice optometry in this State;
2. The successful completion of the “Treatment and Management of Ocular Disease Examination” administered by the National Board of Examiners in Optometry or an equivalent examination approved by the Board;
3. Proof that each optometrist who applies for a certificate has treated at least 15 persons who were:
(a)Diagnosed with glaucoma by an ophthalmologist licensed in this State, the District of Columbia or any other state or territory of the United States; and
(b)Treated by the optometrist, in consultation with that ophthalmologist, for at least 12 consecutive months; and
4. A certificate to administer and prescribe pharmaceutical agents issued pursuant to NRS 636.288 .
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