North Dakota Administrative Code

1. Verification. A request for compensation for dental services must include a billing statement containing the dental provider's name, business address, telephone number, treatment plan, and other information necessary for the division to determine the claim is for services dire…

1. Provider qualifications. The division may pay compensation to a mental health provider who has provided services to a victim of criminally injurious conduct if the provider meets one of the following requirements: a. Holds a master's degree in counseling, psychology, social wo…

1. Verification. A request for compensation for home health services must include written verification from the medical or mental health provider that supports the need for the service and other information necessary for the division to determine the claim is for services directl…

If a medical or treatment provider verifies the need for a service animal for a victim, the division may not pay more than one thousand dollars toward the purchase of the service animal. The service animal must be purchased within two years from the date of the criminally injurio…

1. Verification. A claim for reimbursement for work loss must include written documentation from a medical or mental health provider, the claimant's employer, and information the division may request that supports payment for work loss. a. Medical verification must include how th…

The division may pay for loss of support to the victim's dependents if the victim had been providing support prior to the date of the criminally injurious conduct. 1. Verification. A claim for loss of support must include verification of the amount of support the victim provided …

Replacement services loss as defined in North Dakota Century Code section 54-23.4-01 excludes costs for routine vehicle maintenance, home maintenance, or lawn care services. 9 1. Verification. A claim for reimbursement for replacement services loss must include receipts for the b…

The division may reimburse a claimant for meals, lodging, and travel expenses for travel directly related to the criminally injurious conduct. 1. Verification. The claimant shall submit receipts for travel and lodging expenses to the division. 2. Payment limitations. a. Travel di…

1. Funeral and burial expenses include: a. Casket or cremation urn; b. Cemetery plot; c. Grave liner; d. Headstone or grave marker; e. Opening and closing the grave; f. Professional care of the victim's remains, including embalming, cremation, cosmetology, minor restorative work,…

1. After the division has received an application for crime victims benefits and has completed its initial investigation of the claim, the division shall issue a notice to the claimant that it has accepted the claim, denied the claim, reduced the claim, or is conducting further i…

If a claimant requests informal review of a claim under North Dakota Century Code section 54-23.4-07, the division shall review the request, conduct any additional investigation it determines in its discretion is necessary, and notify the claimant, or the claimant's authorized re…

If a claimant requests reconsideration of a claim in accordance with North Dakota Century Code section 28-32-40 and has requested an administrative hearing, the division shall refer the matter to the office of administrative hearings for further proceedings in accordance with the…

Based on the testimony received; the evidence provided; the results of any independent investigation; and the recommended findings of fact, conclusions of law, and recommended order, the division shall enter its final decision as determined by the director of the division. Histor…

1. History and function. The agricultural products utilization commission was established by the legislative assembly in 1979. The commission is authorized by North Dakota Century Code section 4.1-01.1-01 to provide assistance to agriculturally related industry. 2. Purpose of com…

The commission shall consider grant proposals submitted in the following categories: 1. Basic and applied research. 2. Marketing and utilization. 3. Nature-based agritourism. 4. Technical assistance for value-added businesses. 5. Farm diversification. 6. Agricultural prototype de…

1. Preference must be given to projects that: a. Utilize North Dakota agricultural products in their production processes. b. Produce food, feed, fuel, and fiber products through processes that are innovative and add to the value of agricultural products. c. Are submitted by an e…

Unless otherwise specified, proposals are evaluated upon a basis of one hundred points, according to the following criteria: 1. Preference is given to applications that demonstrate a high probability of job and wealth creation. While the commission does not make any specific requ…

1. Applications must be typed, single-spaced or double-spaced eight and one-half inch by eleven-inch pages, including the application form and any attachments or supplementary materials. One signed original of the proposal must be delivered or mailed to the commission on or befor…

1. a. Unless otherwise designated, proposals are not limited to a specific dollar amount. The commission reserves the right to increase or decrease the amount of requested funding based on its findings and on its level of available funds. The commission also reserves the right to…

1. History and function. The 1989 legislative assembly passed legislation to license clinical laboratory personnel, codified as North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-48. This chapter requires the governor to appoint a state board of clinical laboratory practice. It is the responsi…

The following requirements apply to all applicants seeking initial licensure by the board: 1. A completed application form. 2. Payment of the appropriate application fee as set by the board. 3. Evidence of the required education. 4. The applicant has passed a national certifying …

1. The board shall license individuals that meet the definition of military spouse set forth in North Dakota Century Code section 43-51-01 who, through the submission of a completed application form, demonstrate the following: a. The military spouse demonstrates competency in cli…

1. Medical technologist (clinical laboratory scientist) must have earned a bachelor's degree in a science-related discipline, completed the academic requirements of a structured clinical educational program recognized by the board, and passed a national certifying examination app…

1. The board will evaluate the submission of requests for reciprocity for licensure on an individual basis and grant such only upon a finding that the requirements for licensure in another state or jurisdiction are equal to or more stringent than those of North Dakota and that th…

1. Notice for renewal of license will be issued by the board in May of even-numbered years to all licenseholders. An applicant for renewal must meet the continuing education requirements described in section 96-02-04-01 and submit a completed application and fees to the board on …

Repealed effective May 1, 2002.

Repealed effective May 1, 2002.

The profession of clinical laboratory encompasses the design, performance, evaluation, reporting, interpreting, and clinical correlation of clinical laboratory testing, and the management of all aspects of these services. Clinical laboratory tests are utilized for the purpose of …

The board shall set fees in an amount to reimburse the operational cost of licensure services rendered. 1. Initial fee for licensing a. Application for license received on or after May first of the even-numbered year and before January first of the odd-numbered year: (1) Medical …

1. Effective until June 30, 2018, an individual licensed by the board must complete twenty continuing education contact hours for the two-year licensing period to maintain licensure in North Dakota after the individual's initial continuing education licensure period. During the i…

Any licensee must promptly report a change of contact information including the licensee's name, address, phone, and email address to the board in writing or by electronic communication. History: Effective June 1, 1991; amended effective May 1, 2002; July 1, 2017. General Authori…

1. Upon filing of a written and signed complaint alleging a licensee engaged in conduct identified as grounds for disciplinary action under North Dakota Century Code section 43-48-15, the board shall notify the licensee of the complaint and require a written response from the lic…

Unprofessional conduct includes: 1. Scientific and professional misconduct including falsification, fabrication, plagiarism, concealment, inappropriate omission of information, and making false or deceptive statements. 2. Dishonest or illegal compensation for services rendered. 3…

A licensee shall comply with the following code of ethics in the licensee's professional practice and conduct. The code reflects the ethical principles of the clinical laboratory profession and outlines the obligations of licensees to self, client, society, and the profession and…

An individual is exempt from the provisions of North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-48 if the individual is supervised by an individual licensed by the board, an advanced practice registered nurse, or a physician and the individual is performing the following food and drug admini…

An individual, supervised by an individual licensed by the board, advanced practice registered nurse, or physician performing total protein tests by Reichert digital refractometer, is exempt from the provisions of North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-48. History: Effective Januar…

As used in subsection 9 of North Dakota Century Code section 43-48-03 and North Dakota Administrative Code sections 96-02-10-01 and 96-02-10-01.1, "supervised" means the following: 1. The supervisor shall identify the individuals being supervised on a form provided by the board a…

1. History. The 1989 legislative assembly passed legislation establishing the board of counselor examiners, codified as North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-47. The board of counselor examiners licenses counselors who practice or intend to practice in North Dakota. 2. Board membe…

In order for an applicant to become a licensed professional counselor, an individual must make application to the board, supplying, at a minimum, the following information: 1. A copy of a master's degree transcript from an accredited school or college that meets the academic stan…

The following fees have been established by the board for the licensed professional counselor: 1. Application fee, one hundred fifty dollars. 2. If the applicant's transcript requires review to determine whether the academic program and coursework meet the requirements of section…

Academic programs are programs identified specifically as counseling programs in the graduate bulletin of the accredited school or college. These programs include counseling, counselor education, counseling and guidance, counseling and development, and counseling psychology. In a…

In order for an applicant to become a licensed associate professional counselor, an individual must make application to the board, supplying, at a minimum, the following information: 1. A copy of a master's degree from an accredited school or college that meets the academic stand…

The following fees have been established by the board for the licensed associate professional counselor: 3 1. Application fee, one hundred fifty dollars. 2. If the applicant's transcript requires review to determine whether the academic program and coursework meet the requirement…

An applicant for license by reciprocity shall also submit the following items to the board: 1. An application form completed in a manner prescribed by the board accompanied by the required fee. 2. A photostatic copy of the license from the other state. 3. A copy of the licensing …

1. Counselor licenses expire two years after originally granted or last renewed. 2. At least two months before expiration, the board will notify the counselor of the requirement for renewal. The notice will be made to the address last provided to the board by the counselor. 3. A …

Repealed effective July 1, 2014.

A licensed professional counselor shall complete at least thirty hours of continued professional education in the two years preceding the date of expiration of the license. At least three of the hours shall primarily focus on counselor ethics. A continued professional education h…