(1) Licensure Periods
- (a) A license shall normally be valid for two years, expiring on October 1.
- (b) The initial licensure period may be abbreviated in order to have the expiration at the established renewal date.
(2) The renewal of a license shall be accomplished prior to expiration of the license.
- (a) Failure to renew prior to the expiration date of the current license will result in an additional late fee.
- (b) The board shall not renew a license if that license has been expired for more than 60 days.
- (c) A genetic counselor shall not engage in activities that require a genetic counseling license if his or her license has expired.
(3) To be eligible for renewal, the applicant shall:
- (a) Hold a valid, active Alabama license;
- (b) Submit required fee(s); and
- (c) Meet continuing education requirements.
Author: Alabama Board of Genetic Counseling
Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, §34-13A-3, et seq.
History: New Rule: Published December 31, 2020; effective February 14, 2021. Amended: Published November 30, 2023; effective January 14, 2024.