Midwifery, Board of

Midwifery, Board of

Chapter 6: Renewals

Effective Date: 10/13/2016 to Current

Rule Type: Current Rules & Regulations

Reference Number: 036.0001.6.10132016

CHAPTER 6

RENEWAL

Section 1. Biennial Renewal.

(a) Licenses may be renewed every two (2) years by providing the Board with the following:

1. (i) Complete application for renewal;
2. (ii) Payment of the renewal fee;
3. (iii) Verification of having maintained CPM certification from NARM; and
4. (iv) Verification of current Infant Child and Adult CPR and NRP certificate.

(b) Approximately sixty (60) days prior to the renewal date the Board may send a renewal notice to the licensee's last address of record.

(c) Renewal applications shall not be accepted more than one hundred twenty (120) days prior to the expiration date.

(d) Renewal applications received by the Board which are postmarked after the expiration date, or after the next business day in cases when the expiration date falls on a weekend or holiday, will not be accepted by the Board, and the license shall expire.

(e) Failure to receive a notice for renewal from the Board shall not excuse a licensee from the requirement for renewal under the Act and these rules.

Section 2. Relicensure.

(a) Eligibility. An applicant may seek relicensure if the applicant has been licensed in Wyoming and either failed to timely renew or is seeking to return to active clinical practice.

(b) Application Requirements. Applicant shall:

1. (i) Submit a completed relicensure application and payment of fee;
2. (ii) Current CPM certification from NARM

Section 3. Reinstatement of Licensure.

(a) Eligibility. An applicant may seek reinstatement of their license if that license has been revoked, surrendered, suspended, conditioned, restricted, or otherwise disciplined.

(b) Application Reinstatement Requirements. The applicant shall:

(c) Submit a completed reinstatement application and payment of fee;

(i) Submit evidence of complying with the requirements of a previous Board order;

(ii) Submit evidence that the applicant has corrected the conduct that formed the basis of the discipline of applicant’s license and the applicant is able to safely, skillfully and competently practice; and Submit evidence demonstrating just cause for reinstatement.

(d) Hearing. Applicant shall appear before the Board.