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...ates of completion furnished by the provider, or by upload by the provider of completion information to an online system required by the board for reporting completed continuing education. Such certificates or uploaded submissions shall contain the information required by paragraph (B)(5)(i) of rule 4757-9-05 of the Administrative Code. In addition, the licensee shall record his/her license or ...

...t hour up to a maximum of $60.00 CEU Provider Status Application $400.00 per one year or $700.00 per two years Master's Accreditation Application $300.00 Master's Accreditation $3,000.00 Master's Accreditation Renewal $3,000.00 IC&RC Alcohol & Drug Counselor (ADC) Computer Based Test (CBT) $150.00 IC&RC Clinical Supervisor (CS) Computer Based Test (CBT) $150.00 IC&RC Prevention Speciali...

... days before the training. CEU Provider Status Application $400.00 per one year or $700.00 per two years Master's Endorsement Application $500.00 good for three years Replacement/Duplicate Certificate/License $10.00 Inactive, Escrow Status $75.00 Failed Audit (with less than 15 hours required) $50.00 Failed Audit (with more than 15 hours required) $100.00 Failed...

...pect to any client of the treatment provider, which employs or retains the licensee or certificate holder regardless of whether the client is or was on the licensee or certificate holder's case load. (b) A licensee or certificate holder who chooses to engage in a sexual relationship with a former client after the mandatory two year period of time will have the full burden of demonstrating that th...

...ation shall be completed by a treatment provider that has been approved by the board. The notice issued to the individual ordering him to submit to examination shall specify conduct, acts or behavior committed or displayed by him to establish reason to believe that he is impaired. Failure to submit to examination ordered by the board constitutes an admission of impairment, unless the failure is due to circumstances...

...n shall be completed by a treatment provider that has been approved by the board. The notice issued ordering to submit to an examination shall specify conduct, acts or behavior committed or displayed to establish reason to believe that the licensee, certificate holder, or applicant is considered impaired. Failure to submit to examination ordered by the board constitutes an admission of impairment,...

...larly sponsor CEUs and wish to obtain a provider status may apply to the board for a one year or two year provider status: (1) Procedure to apply for provider status: (a) A provider shall have sponsored fifty hours of education approved by the board; (b) The provider shall complete the application process for provider status. (c) The provider shall pay the required application fee. (2) If provider status is gran...

...ltation with or referral to another provider are recognized. (6) Documentation and communication of nutritional assessment shall be complete, relevant, accurate and timely. (B) The licensee determines a nutrition diagnosis to identify and label specific nutrition problem(s) that the dietitian is responsible for treating. (1) "Nutrition diagnosis" is the identification and labeling that describe...

...aduation date; or (c) Is employed as a provider of respiratory care in this state and was employed as a provider of respiratory care in this state prior to March 14, 1989, as provided by division (B)(1)(b) of section 4761.05 of the Revised Code. (2) An applicant meeting the requirements of paragraph (A)(1)(a) of this rule shall file with the application a verification of education form provided ...

... the health care team; respiratory care provider-client interactions; and the documentation of medication administration for any medication for the treatment and testing of cardiopulmonary impairment. (5) Clinical experience in the administration of any medication(s) for the treatment and testing of cardiopulmonary impairment, planned under the direction of a qualified respiratory care professional or other qualifie...

...ograms which allow respiratory care providers to obtain or enhance skills, knowledge, or behavior needed to provide respiratory care. (3) "Approved by the state medical board of Ohio" means that the RCCE program or activity qualifies for official recognition by the board in accordance with one of the approval mechanisms set forth in rules 4761-9-04 and 4761-9-05 of the Administrative Code. (...

...tion (hereafter referred to as CPR) provider courses; (2) Repetition of any educational activity with identical objectives and content within the same reporting period; (3) Employer specific orientation or inservice programs which do not significantly enhance the practice of respiratory care or related technologies; (4) Self-directed independent study such as reading of texts or journal article...

...ram must be assigned by the educational provider. Licensees will be responsible for acquiring documentation supporting completion of the program, the date of completion, and the number of contact hours earned. (4) Recertification for ACLS, PALS, NRP, or ATLS. The number of contact hours for each program must be assigned by the educational provider. Licensees will be responsible for acquiring docu...

...MS continuing education courses and providers. (T) "Continuing education instructor" or "CE instructor" means a person who holds a certificate to teach an EMS continuing education program, issued in accordance with section 4765.23 of the Revised Code and rule 4765-18-15 of the Administrative Code. (U) "Cooperating physician advisory board" means those physicians whom an emergency medical service...

...reated or received by a health care provider, health plan, employer, or health care clearinghouse; and (2) Relates to the past, present, or future physical or mental health or condition of an individual; the provision of health care to an individual; or the past, present, or future payment for the provision of health care to an individual; and (a) That identifies the individual; or (b) With res...

...emographics; (f) Information regarding provider assessment; (g) Information regarding treatment provided; (h) Transport information. (2) The board shall grant an exemption from reporting to the EMS incident reporting system in cases of mass casualty incidents and/or natural disasters. (3) The board may require the reporting of any EMS casualty data to determine methods of reducing or preventing s...

...tions, health care facilities and other providers shall be identified in the data systems by a code or similar designation other than name. (B) Information that identifies or would tend to identify a specific EMS casualty or a specific recipient of EMS care or trauma care shall include, but not be limited to, the recipient's social security number, medical record number, EMS incident number and name. (1) No records...

...pproved services in the respective EMS provider rules pertaining to scope of practice on a yearly basis.

...at affects the public's health, an EMS provider, certified in accordance with section 4765.30 of the Revised Code and Chapter 4765-8 of the Administrative Code, may perform immunizations and administer drugs or dangerous drugs, in relation to the emergency, provided the EMS provider is under physician medical direction and has received appropriate training regarding the administration of such immunizations and/or d...

...An EMS provider, certified in accordance with section 4765.30 of the Revised Code and Chapter 4765-8 of the Administrative Code, may administer appropriate drugs in response to suspected or known exposure to a nerve or organophosphate agent provided the EMS provider is under physician medical direction and has received appropriate training regarding the administration of such drug. An emergency medical responder o...

...hysical welfare of the patient, any EMS provider, or any other person would be endangered by the withdrawing of blood; (2) In the opinion of the advanced emergency medical technician or paramedic, the withdrawing of blood would cause an unreasonable delay in the treatment or transport of the patient or any other person; (3) Consent of the patient is not obtained by the advanced emergency medical technician or param...

...K) The didactic portion of the Ohio EMS provider refresher courses, as outlined in rules 4765-12-02, 4765-15-01, 4765-16-01 and 4765-17-01 of the Administrative Code, may be taught through the online or distance learning formats, however the skills practical and testing shall be conducted in a traditional classroom environment.

...ical substances while on duty as an EMS provider; (10) Has not committed fraud or material deception in applying for, or obtaining a certificate issued under Chapter 4765. of the Revised Code; (11) Has not been convicted, in this state or another state, of providing emergency medical services or representing himself/herself as an EMS provider without a license or certificate, or similar crime di...

...ical substances while on duty as an EMS provider; (10) Has not committed fraud or material deception in applying for, or obtaining a certificate issued under Chapter 4765. of the Revised Code; (11) Has not been convicted, in this state or another state, of providing emergency medical services or representing himself/herself as an EMS provider without a license or certificate, or similar crime di...

...EMS certificate to teach. (B) An EMS provider certificate to practice shall expire on the individual's birthday in the third year, except as provided in paragraph (C) of this rule. In order to be eligible to renew the certificate to practice, the individual shall complete the following percentage of required continuing education hours, the total of which are set forth in Chapters 4765-12, 4765-15, 4765-16, and 476...