New Mexico Administrative Code

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New Mexico Nursing Home Administrators Board.

The initial wall license must be displayed at the nursing home where the administrator is employed.

It is the licensee's responsibility to keep the Board immediately informed of any changes in address, phone numbers, and place of employment so that renewal notices and correspondence from the Board will be received by the licensee on a timely basis. A. Notification of address or…

The board has a "licensee search" link available on its website at www.rld.state.nm.us/b&c/nhab for interested parties to verify whether or not a person is currently licensed by the board. The website licensee information is updated daily as new licenses are issued and license st…

The provisions in Part 7 of Chapter 13 apply to all persons to the Board of Nursing Home Administrators for licensure in New Mexico.

Part 7 of Chapter 13 is promulgated pursuant to the Nursing Home Administrators Act, NMSA 1978 Sections 61-13-8, 61-13-10, 61-13-11, and 61-13-12 (1993 Repl. Pamp.).

Permanent.

October 31, 1995.

The objective of Part 7 of Chapter 13 is to establish the policies and procedures for issuance of a nursing home administrators license to qualified applicants.

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After the applicant has met all the requirements for licensure by examination, has successfully passed the national licensing examination, and has been approved by the Board, the Board may issue the applicant an initial license to practice nursing home administration in New Mexic…

New Mexico Nursing Home Administrators Board

The Board assumes no responsibility for renewal applications not received by the licensee for any reason. It is the licensee's responsibility to make timely request for the renewal form if one has not been received thirty days prior to license expiration date.

A. The completed license renewal application, verifications of continuing education, and applicable renewal fee must be received by the board on or before March 31. B. The licensee does not hold a valid license and shall not hold a nursing home administrator position in New Mexic…

A. Unsigned, incorrect, or otherwise incomplete renewal applications will be rejected and returned to the licensee for correction or completion. B. Any renewal application corrected or otherwise, returned to the board after March 31, must be accompanied by an additional late pena…

If a license renewal application receives approval, a renewal license will be mailed to the licensee.

The renewal license must be displayed with the initial wall certificate at the nursing home where the licensee is employed.

The provisions in Part 8 of Chapter 13 apply to currently licensed nursing home administrators.

Part 8 of Chapter 13 is promulgated pursuant to the Nursing Home Administrators Act, NMSA 1978 Sections 61-13-6, 61-13-9.B and 61-13-12 (1993 Repl. Pamp.).

Permanent.

October 31, 1995.

The objective of Part 8 of Chapter 13 is to establish the policies, procedures, and regulations for license renewal.

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Nursing home administrator licenses expire annually on the last day of March. All applicants for license renewal must complete and sign a Board-approved renewal application, meet the continuing education requirements (See Part 13 and 14 of 16.13 NMAC), and pay the required renewa…

Individuals who reside out of state, but wish to maintain a current and valid New Mexico license, must meet the same requirements for license renewal as residents of New Mexico.

New Mexico Nursing Home Administrators Board 725 St. Michael's Drive Santa Fe, New Mexico 87504 (505) 827-7170.

The inactive status fee will be charged each time inactive status is requested following reactivation of the license.

The licensee shall not practice nursing home administration or hold a nursing home administrator position until the inactive status license has been reactivated.

Licenses on inactive status which are not reactivated within five (5) years from the date the inactive status was initiated, shall lapse.

The provisions in Part 9 of Chapter 13 apply to New Mexico licensees whose licenses are current and in good standing, and who wish to place their licenses on inactive status.

Part 9 of Chapter 13 is promulgated pursuant to the Nursing Home Administrators Act, NMSA 1978 Sections 61-13-6.B and 61-13-9 (1993 Repl. Pamp.).

Permanent.

October 31, 1995.

The objective of Part 9 of Chapter 13 is to set forth the policies, procedures, and regulations for placing a current license in good standing with the Board on inactive status.

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A licensee whose license is in good standing with the Board may request his/her license be placed on inactive status by meeting the following requirements: A. Complete, sign, and return the renewal application form with a written request to be placed on inactive status. B. Submit…

Upon receipt of a duly and properly made application for inactive status, the Board or its designee will review and approve the application and send the licensee written verification that the license has been placed on inactive status.

Nutrition and Dietetic Practice Board, P.O. Box 25101, Santa Fe, NM 87504.

Any licensee or applicant who changes their mailing address must notify the board in writing within 30 days of the change.

If it is difficult or impossible for a member of the board to attend a meeting in person, the member may participate through a conference telephone. Each member participating by conference telephone must be identified when speaking, all participants must be able to hear each othe…

Except as otherwise provided by law, all applications, pleadings, petitions and motions are matters of public record at the time of filing with the board.

The board operates in compliance with the Inspection of Public Records Act, Sections 14-2-1 through 14-2-16 NMSA 1978. The board administrator is the custodian of the board's records.

The following records are considered confidential and are not subject to public inspection: A.letters of reference concerning employment, licensing or permits; B.medical reports or records of chemical dependency, physical or mental examinations or treatment; C.investigative files…

If any part of these rules are held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, the remaining provisions of the rules shall remain in force and effect, unless otherwise determined by a court of competent jurisdiction.

The provisions in Part 1 apply to all parts of Chapter 14, and provide relevant information to anyone affected by or interested in the licensing and regulation of dietitians, nutritionists and nutrition associates.