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...expressions, religion, race, ethnicity, disability, nationality, or sexual orientation that would interfere with the objective provision of psychological services to the client. (9) Termination/alternatives. A license holder shall terminate a professional relationship when it is reasonably clear that the client is not benefiting from the relationship, and shall offer to help locate alternative so...

...expressions, religion, race, ethnicity, disability, nationality, or sexual orientation that would interfere with the objective provision of psychological services to the client. (9) Termination/alternatives. A license holder shall terminate a professional relationship when it is reasonably clear that the client is not benefiting from the relationship, and shall offer to help locate alternative so...

...liation, physical characteristics, age, disability or English language proficiency. (4) Harassing, intimidating, or retaliating against a colleague, peer, or other school personnel. (5) Failing to complete a criminal background check required by state or federal law. (C) Welfare of the student and associated persons: (1) Conflicts of interest. Licensed school psychologists actively identify, d...

...anted to a licensee due to illness, disability, or other good cause shown. A request for a waiver, extension, reduction, or modification of CE hours shall be made to the board in writing no less than thirty days prior to the expiration of the license.

...anted to a licensee due to illness, disability, or other good cause shown. A request for a waiver, extension, reduction, or modification of CE hours shall be made to the board in writing no less than thirty days prior to the expiration of the license.

...qualified because of mental or physical disability if either of the following applies: (a) The license was not renewed because of the holder's service in the armed forces. (b) The license was not renewed because the license holder's spouse served in the armed forces of the United States or a reserve component of the armed forces and the service resulted in the holder's absence from this state....

...rs in cases of a registrant's certified disability or illness which prevents the attendance at any qualified educational seminars during the twelve months immediately preceding the annual certificate of registration renewal date. Continuing education waivers will be determined on a case by case basis. Waivers shall not be granted for a period in excess of three consecutive renewal periods.

...qualified because of mental or physical disability if either of the following applies: (a) The registrant was not renewed because of the holder's service in the armed forces of the United States or a reserve component of the armed forces of the United States, including the Ohio national guard or the national guard of any state. (b) The registrant was not renewed because the registrant holder's spouse served in the ...

...n, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, culture, language, or dialect. (b) Engage in sexual or intimate relations with the person(s) served, supervised, or participants in research including committing an act of sexual abuse, misconduct, or exploitation of the person(s) served, including parents, step-parents, guardians, foster parents, or legal custodians of a person under the age of...

...n, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, culture, language, or dialect. (b) Engage in sexual or intimate relations with the person(s) served, supervised, or participants in research including committing an act of sexual abuse, misconduct, or exploitation of the person(s) served, including parents, step-parents, guardians, foster parents, or legal custodians of a person under the age of...

... days of the onset of the illness or disability that prevents attendance at or participation in any continuing education functions. (D) The board may issue partial waivers. The board will take the following into consideration, but this may not be an all-inclusive list: (1) The extent to which the illness or disability prevents attendance at or participation in continuing education courses or ...

... The extent to which the illness or disability prevents attendance at or participation in continuing education courses or functions. (2) The licensee's attempt to gain continuing education. It is the board's expectation that all licensees attempt to complete continuing education requirements throughout the time period leading up to their renewal date. (3) The length of the illness or disabil...

...suffered a personal illness or personal disability of a nature as to prevent him/her from engaging in the active practice of speech-language pathology and/or audiology for at least a majority of the reporting period. At a minimum, the licensee shall provide the board with written documentation from the licensee's treating physician stating the nature of the illness or disability, the period of the...

...arly auditory impairment, disorder, and disability and to identify individuals who require further audiologic assessment or treatment or referral for other professional services. (b) "Tympanometry screening" means a pass/fail dynamic measure of middle ear compliance of no less than .2ml of H20, within the pressure range of +150 to -150 daPa obtained with screening tips. (c) "Acoustic reflex screening" means a test ...

... auditory impairment, disorder, and disability and to identify individuals who require further audiologic assessment or treatment or referral for other professional services. (b) "Tympanometry screening" means a pass/fail dynamic measure of middle ear compliance of no less than .2ml of H20, within the pressure range of +150 to -150 daPa obtained with screening tips. (c) "Acoustic reflex screenin...

...n, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, culture, language, or dialect. (b) Engage in sexual or intimate relations with the person(s) served, supervised or participants in research, including committing an act of sexual abuse, misconduct, or exploitation of the person(s) served or participants in research, including parents, step-parents, guardians, foster parents, or legal custodians ...

...n, national origin, sexual orientation, disability, culture, language, or dialect. (b) Engage in sexual or intimate relations with the person(s) served, supervised or participants in research, including committing an act of sexual abuse, misconduct, or exploitation of the person(s) served or participants in research, including parents, step-parents, guardians, foster parents, or legal custodians ...

...ubstances, narcotic drugs, physical disability, mental disability, or emotional disability. If a license holder's or applicant's ability to practice is in question, and the license holder or applicant is not a participant in the board's safe haven program, the license holder or applicant shall submit to a physical or mental examination or drug/alcohol screen as requested by the occupational therap...

...two calendar years in cases involving disability, illness, or undue hardship. (A) To apply for a waiver or extension due to undue hardship, the licensee shall submit a request to the section describing the hardship no later than April first of the renewal year through eLicense Ohio or its successor licensing system. (B) To apply for a waiver or extension due to disability or illness, the license...

...ed substances, narcotic drugs, physical disability, mental disability, or emotional disability. If a license holder's or applicant's ability to practice is in question, and the license holder or applicant is not a participant in the board's safe haven program, the license holder shall submit to a physical or mental examination or drug/alcohol screens as requested by the physical therapy section to...

...dar years in cases involving illness, disability, or undue hardship. (A) The continuing education requirements referenced in this rule may be found in rule 4755:2-3-01 of the Administrative Code. (B) To apply for a waiver or extension due to undue hardship, the license holder submits a request to the section describing the hardship no later than November first prior to the renewal deadline th...

...dentification, sexual orientation, age, disability, marital status, or veteran status. Harassment includes making unwelcome sexual advances, requesting sexual favors, engaging in other verbal or physical conduct of a sexual nature, intimidating words or actions, or words or actions that demean, threaten or offend a victim where such actions result in: (a) Withholding athletic training services to a ...

...two calendar years in cases involving disability, illness, or undue hardship. (A) The continuing education requirements referenced in this rule may be found in rule 4755:3-3-01 of the Administrative Code. (B) To apply for a waiver or extension due to undue hardship, the license holder submits a request to the section describing the hardship no later than July first of the renewal year through ...

...ed substances, narcotic drugs, physical disability, mental disability, or emotional disability. If a license holder's or applicant's ability to practice is in question, and the license holder or applicant is not a participant in the board's safe haven program, the license holder or applicant shall submit to a physical or mental examination or drug/alcohol screen as requested by the board to determ...

...d two calendar years in cases involving disability, illness, or undue hardship. (A) The continuing education requirements referenced in this rule may be found in rule 4755:4-3-01 of the Administrative Code. (B) To apply for a waiver of extension due to undue hardship, the license holder submits a request to the occupational therapy, physical therapy, and athletic trainers joint board describing th...