N.Y. Comp. Codes R. & Regs. Tit. 10 § 96.4 - Licenses and registrations
(a)
An applicant for a license as a nursing home administrator who has met the
qualifications prescribed by article 28-D of the Public Health Law and this
Part and who has passed the examination required by such article shall be
issued a license by the Board certifying that such applicant has met the
requirements of the law and rules and regulations entitling them to serve, act,
practice and otherwise hold themselves as a duly licensed nursing home
administrator.
(b) Commencing
January 1, 1972 and biennially thereafter, every licensee shall register with
the Department. Every licensee issued a license during a biennial registration
period shall register with the Department within 30 days following the issuance
of a license. The application for registration shall contain such information
as may be specified by the Board or Department including name, address, age,
practice status, employer, and continuing education training taken. The
Department shall issue a certificate of registration to those persons
possessing a valid license and who meet the requirements of article 28-D of the
Public Health Law.
(c) The
Department shall issue a certificate of registration to each duly licensed
nursing administrator upon the submission of a complete and accurate
application for registration in a form and manner determined by the
Board.
(d) Every person entitled to
engage in the practice of nursing home administration in the State shall
permanently display in their principal place of employment their license to
practice nursing home administration and shall have their current certificate
of registration readily available while engaged in the practice of nursing home
administration.
(e) The current
certificate of registration must be exhibited when requested by any of the
following:
(1) An officer or employee of the
Department, county or city health department, or other governmental agency
engaged in the administration or enforcement of the Public Health Law, the
Sanitary Code, the New York City Health Code or other laws, and rules and
regulations pertaining to nursing homes or,
(2) an employer in whose employ the licensee
practices or intends to practice nursing home administration.
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