N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 10 § 96.12 - Applicants holding an out-of-state nursing home administrators license
(a) An individual
holding a valid and current nursing home administrator license from another
seeking a New York State nursing home administrator license must submit a
complete licensure application and pay all applicable fees.
(b) The applicant must disclose all nursing
home administrator and other professional licenses or comparable authorization
granted or issued by any and all states, territories, possessions or foreign
governments regardless of the status of such license(s).
(c) To obtain a New York State nursing home
administrator license the applicant must demonstrate to the Board that the
applicant:
(1) is 21 years old or
older;
(2) is of good moral
character and suitability;
(3) is
in receipt of a Baccalaureate or higher level degree from an accredited
educational institution. The accrediting body must be recognized by the NYS
Department of Education and acceptable to the Board. Official sealed school
transcripts must be received by the Board directly from the educational
institution.
(4) has performed
successfully on the national nursing home administrator examination by passing
this examination within four (4) attempts in any twelve (12) month
period.
(5) has submitted
satisfactory documentation that any and all other nursing home administrator
licenses or comparable authorization granted to the applicant by other states,
territories, possessions or foreign governments have not been suspended,
revoked or otherwise restricted for any reason. Such documentation must be
received by the Board directly from the licensing or authorizing agency. The
Board retains the right and authority to review and assess the magnitude of any
such discipline and solely determine the eligibility of the applicant for
licensure; and
(6) has submitted
satisfactory verification from the applicants employer(s) that the applicant
has full-time (at least 35 hours per week) experience of at least two (2) years
in the preceding five (5) years prior to submission of application, as the AOR
in an out-of-state nursing home operated in full compliance with applicable
state and federal Title 18 and 19 laws, rules and regulations.
(d) The Board retains the right
and authority to review and assess the submitted application and documentation
including the magnitude of any such discipline and solely determine the
applicants eligibility for licensure
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