P.R. Laws tit. 24, § 10057
In order to be considered, members of the Commission-hereinafter the commissioners-are required to have five (5) years experience in the field of psychoactive substance use prevention in Puerto Rico within a period not greater than seven (7) years prior to their appointment, to be committed to the public policy on prevention, to present their professional credentials or curriculum vitae, and to have as minimum educational level a bachelor’s degree, preferably in the field of Social Sciences, Health Sciences, Education, or related areas. This requirement to have a bachelor’s degree does not apply to the commissioner representing the public interest.
Commissioners are required to have knowledge, experience, and a command of at least three (3) of the following areas:
(1) Program coordination.
(2) Education and/or competency in general and/or psychoactive substance abuse prevention.
(3) Community service.
(4) Public policy.
(5) Evaluation and planning.
(6) Professional development.
(7) Professional ethics.
Commissioners are required to have a valid license and/or association membership as established by their professional field.
History —Sept. 16, 2004, No. 369, § 8, eff. 90 days after Sept. 16, 2004.