A.R.S. § 32-3523: Respiratory License Rules
Qualifications
What are the requirements for a respiratory care license in Arizona?
In Arizona, a respiratory care license requires a high school diploma or equivalent, graduation from a respiratory therapy training program, passing a board-approved written exam, and no disqualifying acts or crimes, with twenty continuing education units required for anyone who has not practiced or held a license in any state during the prior three years.
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Official text last checked against azleg.gov:
32-3523. Qualifications
A. An applicant for a license shall:
1. Be a high school graduate or the equivalent as prescribed by the board by rule.
2. Be a graduate of a respiratory therapy training program.
3. Pass a written examination approved by the board or be eligible to take a written examination pursuant to section 32-3522.
4. Not have committed acts or crimes which constitute grounds for denial of a license or disciplinary action pursuant to section 32-3552.
B. An applicant who otherwise meets the requirements for licensure pursuant to this chapter but who has not practiced respiratory care or held a license in this or any other state during the three years immediately preceding the date the applicant files an application for licensure shall provide documentation of completing at least twenty board approved continuing education units relating to clinical practice.
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