West Virginia Code § 30-34-11

Examination requirement; termination of temporary licenses
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(a) After the establishment of the board of respiratory care, a license shall be issued to
applicants who, on the effective date of this article, have passed the National Board of
Respiratory Care, Inc., entry-level or registry examinations, or their equivalent as approved
by the board.
(b) Applicants who have not passed either of these national examinations or their equivalent
and who, through written evidence verified by oath, demonstrate that they have been
functioning for two years in the capacity of a respiratory care provider as defined by this
article shall be issued a temporary license to practice respiratoryu care. A temporary license
shall be valid until December 31, 1997. Persons holding a temporary license shall be issued
a license to practice only after achieving a passing score on ta licensure exam administered
or approved by the board. After December 31, 1997, persons who have not passed either of
these national examinations or their equivalent shall not be licensed to practice respiratory
care until they have achieved a passing score on a licensure exam administered or approved
by the board.
(c) Any person issued a license pursuant to this section shall be required to pay the license
or renewal fees established in section seven of this article.

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