Full license means a license issued for two years when all licensing requirements are met.
Full license means the authorization to operate based upon substantial compliance with this chapter. A full license shall be effective for up to one year.
Full license means a license issued by the Ohio department of mental health for the period of one year three years for a class one facility or two years in the case of a class two or three facility in accordance with division (CF) of section 5119.225119.34 of the Revised Code.
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If a physician with a Full license wishes to change his or her license category to an Administrative license, he or she may file a request for a Change of License status with the Board.
Full license is issued only to those agencies that are in substantial compliance with applicable federal, state, and local laws.
A licensee with an Administrative license may apply to the Board to change his or her license status to a Full license upon filing a Request for a Change in License status.
If a resident has applied for a full license and expects a Temporary or Full license to be issued by June 30, they should not renew their training license.
Full license and teaching in the affected content area will be allocated ten (10) points.
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Full license means the agency is operating under a current child welfare agency license rather than a permit, a provisional license, a conditional license, or a license which has been revoked or which has expired after the agency failed to file a timely and sufficient application for license renewal.
Full license means a license issued by the Ohio department of mental health for the period of one year in accordance with division (C) of section 5119.22 of the Revised Code.
Full license means a document issued by the Department that authorizes the applicant to operate a child care program or facility for either a 3 or 4 year time period in accordance with licensing standards and the Child Care Act. The term "full license" does not include a permit or a conditional license.
Full license has the meaning set forth in Section 5.7.
Full license means a license to practice medicine that is not a training license, a permit, or any other form of authority to practice medicine issued to a person while the person is completing or enrolled in a residency, fellowship, or other supervised training program.
Full license means a license issued in accordance with the requirements of § 37.2-404 to a provider who demonstrates full compliance with the regulations of the Board governing licensure of providers.