Section 4515.60 Certification Renewal
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TITLE 50: INSURANCE
CHAPTER I: DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
SUBCHAPTER ww: HEALTH CARE SERVICE PLANS
PART 4515 NAVIGATOR, IN-PERSON COUNSELOR AND CERTIFIED APPLICATION COUNSELOR CERTIFICATION
SECTION 4515.60 CERTIFICATION RENEWAL
Section 4515.60 Certification
Renewal
a) A Navigator, In-Person Counselor, Certified
Application Counselor and Certified Application Counselor Organization
certification shall be valid through October 31 of the plan year for which the
certificate holder successfully completed the applicable training curriculum.
b) Sixty days before the end of the certification
period, a Navigator, In-Person Counselor, Certified Application Counselor or
Certified Application Counselor Organization may file an application for
renewal on the application prescribed by the Director.
c) Before the filing date for application for
renewal of a certification, an individual Navigator, In-Person Counselor and
Certified Application Counselor must complete the applicable training
curriculum for recertification as provided in Section 4515.100. The individual,
at the time of application, must file with the Director, by a method prescribed
by the Director, proof of passing the applicable training course curriculum.
Any failure to fulfill the ongoing continuing education requirements will
result in the expiration of the certification. Individual Navigators, In-Person
Counselors or Certified Application Counselors whose certification has expired
for failing to complete the continuing education requirements may not apply for
a certification until they have provided satisfactory proof to the Director
that they have completed the required continuing education requirements and
have filed an application for certification.
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