Mississippi Administrative Code

It is required that any dealer who purchases, deals in or sells livestock, or who acts as commission representative or broker, or who operates and conducts an auction where livestock are sold, use only a veterinarian licensed in the State of Mississippi to diagnose pregnancy in c…

By virtue of the authority granted the Mississippi Board of Veterinary Medicine under the provisions of the State Laws governing Board of Veterinary Medicine, as established by the Mississippi Veterinary Practice Act, Miss. Code Ann. § 73-39-57, Mississippi Code of 1972, the foll…

The diagnosing of pregnancy in cattle and other livestock clearly constitutes the practice of veterinary medicine and, thus may only performed by a veterinarian licensed to practice veterinary medicine in the State of Mississippi. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 1701-6.3 Miss. Code Ann §…

The following terms shall have the meanings ascribed to them herein unless the context clearly requires otherwise. A. "Dealer" or "Livestock Dealer" means any person or agent who buys, sells or offers to sell, exchange, barter or negotiate the sale of livestock in this state. B. …

All persons doing business as a dealer or livestock dealer who diagnoses pregnancy in cattle and other livestock in connection with the buying and selling, trading or negotiating the transfer of cattle and other livestock are required to use only a veterinarian licensed to practi…

A. Board- The "Board" is the State Board of Barbers as established by Mississippi Code of 1972, Section 5-73-5-1, as amended. B. School- A "school" is any establishment licensed by the Board where students are engaged in learning and acquiring a knowledge of the practice of barbe…

A. Each school shall submit, for approval by the Board with its application for licensure of a Barber School or College, a copy of its daily class schedule. Any changes must be approve the Board. Schools shall maintain regular class hours in accordance with said daily schedule. B…

A. Any establishment licensed by the Board where ten (10) or more students can be accommodated while engaging in learning and acquiring a knowledge of the practice of barbering may be considered a school of barbering. B. Each school of barbering shall operate in accordance with a…

A. A school shall consist of not less than two (2) rooms, one for the clinic or service department, and one (1) for the classroom with adequate space for students. A single room divided by partitions in such a manner that one part is used for study, examinations and lectures, and…

A. Any student or student instructor who has completed the total number of prescribed hours in a course of training may be issued a permit to work, which would be valid until the next testing, upon request, as long as the following has been met: a. Student has met all graduation …

A. All applicants for the State Board examination for a Licensed Barber or Licensed Instructor must be filed with the office of the Board of Barber Examiners not later than fifteen (15) days prior to examination date. If the applicant fails to comply with this regulation, or the …

A. STUDENTS: Each student is to be dressed in a clean smock daily, clean pants or skirts, well-kept shoes and maintain a high standard of personal hygiene and personal appearance. B. INSTRUCTORS: Male instructors may wear shirts and ties or smocks; female instructors may wear smo…

A. Every barber school and or college must be equipped with at least ten (10) hydraulic barber/styling chairs and at least 1 (one) chair designed to recline and with headrest to accommodate a patron for a shave or facial. This will permit each student to become familiar with the …

The holder or holders of an establishment license, or the person in charge of an establishment shall be liable for the implementation and maintenance of the sanitary conditions of the establishment. Any licensed barber, instructor, or student shall be held individually responsibl…

A copy of the Rules and Regulations governing sanitation shall be posted in a place conspicuous to the public. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 1801-2.2 Mississippi Code of 1972, 73-5-7 (7) Amended 4/13/2016

A. Each establishment shall be kept clean and in good repair. Floors in cutting and styling area as well as any area used for shampooing shall be covered with non-porous material that is easily cleanable. B. All solid waste and refuse shall be kept in containers with tight fittin…

A. Any person to be qualified to receive a certificate of registration as a barber instructor must be twenty-one (21) years of age or older, must be of good moral and temperate habits, must be able to read, write and speak English; must possess a high school education or equivale…

The instructor's (600) hour course is recommended to be the following. All classes of barbering, including haircutting, must be conducted by a registered instructor. Theory................................................. 70 hours Facial...........................................…

A. Each student shall be required to have the following equipment: 1. 1 clipper 2. 1 brush comb 3. 1 razor 4. 1 T-edger 5. 1 (gun type) hair dryer 6. 1 dozen combs 7. 1 pair thinning shears 8. 1 pair regular shears 9. 1 regular hair brush 10. 1 round hair brush 11. 1 clipper brus…

A. The 1500 hour course shall include practical demonstration, written and oral testing, theoretical and practical instruction in all the common phrases of barbering. B. The following minimum hours of instruction are required for the theory portion: History fundamentals of barber…

Break in attendance/failure to apply for examination: A. Where there is a break in attendance in a barber school: 1. At least twelve (12) months and less than thirty-six (36) months a student shall lose 25% of hours. 2. At least thirty-six (36) months and less than sixty (60) mon…

Any applicant failing to pass the required examination on a first attempt must retake the portion(s) failed on a second attempt. Any applicant failing to pass the required examination on the second attempt, must retake the portion(s) failed on a third attempt. Any applicant faili…

A. Must have adequate supply of hot and cold running water under pressure. B. Public sewer connections must be available. C. Must have adequate lighting for each working chair. D. Each working area must have proper mirrors, not less than 24 x 30, (720) inches, and cabinets for cl…

The Following Rules and Regulations Must Be Displayed In Barber Shops and Barber Schools A. The Barber Board shall adopt and enforce sanitary regulations. B. Any change of ownership and/or management will be reported to the Barber Board at once. In the event of a change of owners…

The purpose of this procedure is to define set rules and regulations governing 73-5-27 of the Mississippi Code of 1972. A board hearing may be granted under certain provisions which must be met in order to hear such charge or charges the board may issue against a registered barbe…

A. Purpose The purpose of these regulations is to set forth the minimum qualifications for those who wish to practice social work or marriage and family therapy under the statute. The rules outlined in this section apply to all applicants and licensees in these two disciplines. T…

A. Purpose and Composition The purpose of the Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage and Family Therapists is to license and regulate social workers and marriage and family therapists. The Board shall be composed of ten (10) members, six (6) of whom shall be social wo…

A. General The Board shall, upon referral from a Discipline Specific Committee, promulgate, administer and enforce the provisions of the Act, which shall from time to time include the adoption of such rules, regulations, and amendments as it may deem necessary to enable it to per…

No appropriations from the State General Fund shall be used to operate the Board. The Board shall be supported by fees collected for license application and renewal and/or other monies raised by the Board. Fees for initial application and renewal are set forth by the Act and in t…

A. General 1. As used under the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Examiners, "good moral character" means a pattern of behavior conforming to the profession's ethical standards and behavior that indicates honesty and truthfulness, integrity, respect among the community for la…

A. Level of Competency The license to practice social work or marriage and family therapy does not permit the licensee to either offer or attempt to provide services which are beyond the level of competency they have attained through education, training, supervision or clinical e…

A. General Licensees subject to this Act shall conduct their activities, services and practice in accordance with the Act and any rules promulgated by the Board thereto. Licensees may be subject to disciplinary sanction enumerated in VIII below if the Board finds that a licensee …

A. General This Rule sets out the procedures for making and processing complaints and/or inquiries against applicants for licensure and licensed social workers and marriage and family therapists where the complaints and/or inquiries are within the jurisdiction of the Mississippi …

A. General The Board, upon recommendation of the Discipline Specific Committee, after a properly noticed and conducted due process hearing may, by majority vote, impose sanctions, singly or in combination, when it determines that violations have occurred and sanctions are in orde…

A. Pursuant to MS Code Ann. Section 73-50-1, the Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage & Family Therapists is authorized to issue an expedited license to a military-trained applicant or spouse applicant to allow the applicant to lawfully practice social work or marri…

A. Pursuant to MS Code Ann. Section 73-50-2, the Board of Examiners for Social Workers and Marriage & Family Therapists is authorized to issue a license based on the "Universal Recognition of Occupational License Act" to allow the applicant to lawfully practice social work or mar…

A. "Social Work Practice" means the professional activity directed at enhancing, protecting or restoring people's capacity for social functioning, whether impaired by physical, environmental, or emotional factors. It is the professional application of social work values, principl…

Types of Social Work Licenses A. "LSW" (Licensed Social Worker) is the license held by an individual licensed to practice social work in the state of Mississippi at the baccalaureate level. (Part 1902, Chapter 3, Rule 3.2, A: Guidelines of Practice LSW.) B. "LMSW" (Licensed Maste…

A. Prerequisite to performance of services All individuals not exempt from licensure are prohibited from performing services for compensation, for which licensure is required by these Regulations. They are also prohibited from holding themselves out to the public by any title or …

A. Purpose Professional supervision for the LCSW candidate is intended to enhance professional development and competency and equip the applicant for autonomous practice. Supervision means the direct review, for the purpose of training or teaching by a supervisor, of the supervis…

A. Applications for Exams The ASWB requires verification by the Board of Examiners for applicants to sit for the ASWB exam for each licensure level. Therefore, applicants must receive written approval from the Board to sit for the ASWB examination. The approval to sit for the ASW…

Professional licenses may be issued by the Board during any regular meeting at which there is a quorum present. Board staff may not issue licenses independently of Board action. Change in Name: It is the responsibility of the licensee to notify the Board promptly, no later than t…

A. Active or in Good Standing: The licensee has met all requirements for licensure, has renewed before the license expiration date and paid all fees and administrative costs on time, has maintained the necessary requirements for his/her license and there are no disciplinary actio…

A. Titles and Abbreviations Persons issued a license to practice social work in Mississippi may use the title as appropriate to each level of licensure: * "Licensed Social Worker", * "Licensed Master Social Worker", * "Licensed Certified Social Worker" and "Clinical Social Worker…

It is the legal and ethical responsibility of each licensed social worker to limit the scope of professional practice to the parameters of the licensee's competencies. Client systems for all levels of licensure may be individuals, groups, families, organizations, and communities.…

A. The social worker's primary responsibility is to clients. B. The social worker must respect the privacy of clients and hold in confidence all information obtained in the course of professional services except as required by law. C. Social work fees must be fair, reasonable, co…

A. Definitions Client - means the individual, couple, family, group, organization, or community that seeks or receives social work services from an individual social worker or organization. Client status is not dependent on billing or payment of fees for such services. Electronic…