Minnesota Administrative Code

3100.8700 DENTAL HYGIENISTS. Subpart 1. Principal procedures under general supervision. A dental hygienist may, under general supervision as defined in part 3100.0100, subpart 21, item D: A. perform preliminary charting of the oral cavity and surrounding structures, including cas…

3100.8800 DENTAL TECHNICIANS. Subpart 1. Permissible duties. As prescribed by Minnesota Statutes, section 150A.10, subdivision 3, dental technicians may only upon a written authorization prepared and signed by a licensed dentist, construct, alter, repair, reline, reproduce, or du…

3100.9100 ANNUAL REPORTS. Annual reports of professional firms organized under Minnesota Statutes, sections 319B.01 to 319B.12, inclusive, must be submitted upon forms furnished by the board and must require submission of the following information under oath: A. name and register…

3100.9200 REVIEW OF ANNUAL REPORT. The board must review its licensure records and conduct any further investigation the board deems necessary and, if the board finds that the annual report does not conform to the requirements of the Minnesota Professional Firms Act and the rules…

3100.9300 REVOCATION OF REGISTRATION. The board shall revoke or, if appropriate, refuse to renew the registration of any firm which no longer meets all the requirements of the Minnesota Professional Firms Act. The firm's eligibility to be registered or to continue registration mu…

3100.9400 NOTICE OF NEW SHAREHOLDERS OR MEMBERS. Whenever a professional firm intends to admit to the firm a new shareholder or member, the firm shall notify the board in the firm's annual report indicating the identity, licensure status, and residence address of each new shareho…

3100.9500 FIRM NAMES. The names of professional firms are governed by part 3100.6400 and Minnesota Statutes, section 319B.05. Statutory Authority: MS s 150A.04; 150A.08; 150A.11; 319A.18 History: 10 SR 1613; 35 SR 459 Published Electronically: September 30, 2010

3100.9600 RECORD KEEPING. Subpart 1. Definitions. For the purposes of this part, "patient" means a natural person who has received dental treatment from a provider. In the case of a minor who has received dental treatment pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, sections 144.341 to 144.34…

3200.0200 OFFICERS. At the first meeting after the last day of June of each year, the voting members shall elect from among their numbers persons to serve as chair, vice-chair, and secretary. Persons so elected shall take office at the first meeting following their election and s…

3200.0300 MEETINGS. The board shall meet at the call of the chair or at the request of any two members. Meetings of the board shall be public; participation by persons other than members of the board, its staff, and the candidates shall be by express request or permission of the …

3200.0400 NOTICE OF MEETINGS. Notice of meetings shall be posted at an appropriate public place and shall be published in the State Register. Statutory Authority: MS s 16B.33 Published Electronically: January 5, 2000

3200.0500 QUORUM. A quorum shall consist of three voting members. No business shall be transacted without a quorum. Statutory Authority: MS s 16B.33 Published Electronically: January 5, 2000

3200.0600 RESTRAINTS ON DISCUSSION. Board members shall not discuss with candidates any matters relating to the projects under consideration except during scheduled interviews before the board. Statutory Authority: MS s 16B.33 Published Electronically: January 5, 2000

3200.0700 DESIGNER SELECTION CRITERIA. In making its selection of designers the board shall consider the criteria listed below: A. qualifications and technical competence in the required field of design; B. ability to deal with aesthetic factors; C. capacity to accomplish the wor…

3250.0010 REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSURE AS A DIETITIAN. Subpart 1. Generally. To be eligible for licensure as a dietitian, an applicant must submit a fully completed application on a form provided by the board, along with the applicable fee as provided in part 3250.0050, and meet on…

3250.0020 NUTRITIONIST REQUIREMENTS. Subpart 1. Generally. To be eligible for licensure as a nutritionist, an applicant must submit a fully completed application on a form provided by the board, along with the applicable fee as provided in part 3250.0050, and meet one of the sets…

3250.0030 TRANSITION PERIOD REQUIREMENTS. Subpart 1. Dietitian requirements. To be eligible for licensure as a dietitian for one year from December 11, 1995, in lieu of the requirements in part 3250.0010, an applicant must submit to the board a fully completed application on a fo…

3250.0040 INITIAL LICENSING. The board shall review and grant licenses on a quarterly basis, during the second full week of the months of November, February, May, and August, provided the date is no later than the 15th day of the month. An application must be received before the …

3250.0045 TERMS AND RENEWAL OF LICENSE. Subpart 1. Renewal of license. To renew a license, a licensee shall submit an application for renewal to the board, postmarked no later than November 30 of each year. Subp. 2. Voluntary termination. A licensee may indicate on the applicatio…

3250.0050 FEE SCHEDULE. Subpart 1. Application fees. Application fees must be submitted along with an application to the board office. The fees are as follows: A. nutritionist or dietitian by petition, $200; B. nutritionist, $175; C. dietitian without registration by the Commissi…

3250.0100 PURPOSE. The primary purpose of continuing education is to ensure the public of an optimum quality of dietetic and nutrition care by requiring dietitians and nutritionists to take part in educational programs designed to advance their professional skills and knowledge. …

3250.0110 DEFINITIONS. Subpart 1. Scope. For the purposes of parts 3250.0110 to 3250.0150, the terms in this part have the meanings given them. Subp. 2. Program. "Program" means an educational activity related to the practice of dietetics and nutrition that offers a specified num…

3250.0120 REQUIRED CONTINUING EDUCATION. Each person licensed to practice dietetics and nutrition in this state shall, as a prerequisite for the continued renewal of the person's license, obtain a minimum of 45 continuing education units every three years by participating in boar…

3250.0125 QUALIFYING UNITS. In order to meet the requirements of part 3250.0120, programs and the assigned number of units for the program must be approved by the board. The board shall approve programs that meet the criteria specified in part 3250.0130. Alternatively, the board …

3250.0130 CONTINUING EDUCATION APPROVAL CRITERIA. The board and board-recognized reviewers shall use the following criteria to determine whether to approve continuing education programs and to determine how many units to assign to each program: A. the extent to which the material…

3250.0135 RECORD OF APPROVED PROGRAMS. The board shall maintain a record of approved programs and recognized reviewers of continuing education. Statutory Authority: MS s 148.623; 214.06; 214.12 History: 22 SR 595 Published Electronically: October 19, 2000

3250.0140 SCHEDULE OF REQUIRED CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS. A. Continuing education cycles shall run every three years, beginning December 1, 1997. B. Each dietitian or nutritionist licensed on or before December 1, 1997, shall obtain 45 continuing education units by November 30, …

3250.0145 REPORTING CONTINUING EDUCATION. A. Every three years beginning November 30, 2000, each individual licensed by the board shall report to the board approved continuing education units obtained during the preceding three years. The number of reported units shall be at leas…

3250.0150 REINSTATEMENT. A licensee who voluntarily terminated the license or whose license was terminated by board action shall, in order to have the licensee's license reinstated: A. submit to the board a completed reinstatement application on a form provided by the board; B. s…

3300.0100 MR 1999 [Obsolete, MS s 14.47, subd. 6, paragraph (b)] Published Electronically: October 8, 2007

3300.0200 MR 1999 [Obsolete, MS s 14.47, subd. 6, paragraph (b)] Published Electronically: October 8, 2007

3300.0300 MR 1999 [Obsolete, MS s 14.47, subd. 6, paragraph (b)] Published Electronically: October 8, 2007

3300.0400 MR 1999 [Obsolete, MS s 14.47, subd. 6, paragraph (b)] Published Electronically: October 8, 2007

3300.0500 OPERATION PROCEDURES. Subpart 1. Regular program. Youths who are at least 14 years of age but less than 22 years of age at the time of application are eligible for program participation. Ninety percent of the youths hired must be from families which meet the definition …

3300.0601 MR 1999 [Obsolete, MS s 14.47, subd. 6, paragraph (b)] Published Electronically: October 8, 2007

3300.0700 MR 1999 [Obsolete, MS s 14.47, subd. 6, paragraph (b)] Published Electronically: October 8, 2007

3300.3150 DEFINITIONS. Subpart 1. Scope. When used in parts 3300.3100 to 3300.3270, the terms defined in this part have the meanings given them. Subp. 2. Center for independent living. "Center for independent living" means a private nonprofit organization incorporated under Minne…

3300.3210 [Renumbered 3300.0050] Published Electronically: October 8, 2007

3300.3250 CERTIFICATION PROCEDURE. Subpart 1. Eligible applicant organization. An application for certification as a center for independent living may be submitted at times the commissioner specifies by an eligible applicant organization as defined in part 3300.3150, subpart 4. S…

3300.3260 TERMINATION OF CERTIFICATION AND PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Subpart 1. Certification termination. Certification of a center for independent living will be terminated when: A. a center for independent living is not being administered in accordance with an approved annual plan a…

3300.3270 APPEAL. Subpart 1. Scope. A center for independent living operating under a valid certificate has the right to appeal the commissioner's termination of its certification under part 3300.3260, subpart 1. Subp. 2. Notice of intent to appeal. The center for independent liv…

3300.3300 OPPORTUNITIES INDUSTRIALIZATION CENTERS; JOB TRAINING. Subpart 1. Purpose. The purpose of this part is to define "economically disadvantaged" for the purpose of job training and related services through opportunities industrialization centers according to Minnesota Stat…

3300.5000 PURPOSE AND SCOPE. Subpart 1. Purpose. The purpose of parts 3300.5000 to 3300.5060 is to establish procedures and standards for the provision of vocational rehabilitation services to persons with disabilities in Minnesota. Subp. 2. Scope. Parts 3300.5000 to 3300.5060 ap…

3300.5010 DEFINITIONS. Subpart 1. Scope. As used in parts 3300.5000 to 3300.5060, the following terms have the meanings given them. Subp. 1a. Agency. "Agency" means the vocational rehabilitation program in the Department of Employment and Economic Development. Subp. 2. Applicant.…

3300.5020 CONDITIONS FOR IMPLEMENTING AN ORDER OF SELECTION. Subpart 1. Determination of open priority categories. The director of the agency shall determine the need for an order of selection annually. The director's determination shall be made after consulting with and obtainin…

3300.5030 PRIORITY CATEGORIES FOR ORDER OF SELECTION. Subpart 1. First priority category. The first priority category includes all individuals with a most significant disability. Subp. 2. Second priority category. The second priority category includes all individuals with a signi…

3300.5040 CONSUMER FINANCIAL PARTICIPATION IN COST OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICES. Subpart 1. Financial participation required. An eligible individual whose gross family income is more than the consumer financial participation threshold shall pay for vocational rehabilitat…