Current through Register Vol. XLI, No. 50, December 13, 2024
Section 21-1-8 - Restoration8.1. The Board may restore a license after revocation upon submission of evidence satisfactory to the Board that the applicant for the restoration of a license has met the conditions required by the Board.8.2. Restoration after lapse. 8.2.a. The Board may reinstate a license which has lapsed during the first year immediately following the expiration date of a valid permanent administrator license. The Nursing Home Administrator with a lapsed license shall submit a formal request as well as an application for licensure along with the proper fee and meet the requirements for continuing education hours.8.2.b. The nursing home administrator seeking reinstatement shall pay a late charge for reinstatement of license, in addition to the licensure renewal fee. 8.2.b.1. The Board shall impose the following reinstatement fees, based on the date range during which the person requests to reinstate a license in the year following the lapse: 8.2.b.1.A. July 1 through September 30- $1008.2.b.1.B. October 1 through December 31st - $2008.2.b.1.C. January 1 through March 31st - $3008.2.c. The Board, in its discretion, may reinstate the license of a previously licensed West Virginia Nursing Home Administrator whose license has lapsed for more than one year from its date of expiration and may grant a waiver for re-examination. The applicant must submit a formal request along with an application that includes, but is not limited to, the applicant's professional history, the applicant's criminal history, good cause for the lapse and evidence of at least 20 hours of continuing education hours completed in the 12 months prior to his or her request for a reinstated license. The applicant must also pay a fee of $500. If the Board does not grant the request to reinstate the license, the applicant will be treated as a new applicant under this rule and shall be required to complete all requirements and pay all applicable fees associated with a new application.