North Carolina § 90-690 - 1. Maintenance of certification to maintain licensure.
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§ 90-690. 1. Maintenance of certification to maintain licensure.
After December 31, 2007, all licensed perfusionists who are licensed under this Article shall maintain certification as defined in G.S. 90-682(1) in order to maintain licensure. If certification shall lapse at any time, the Committee may initiate disciplinary action under G.S. 90-691, or upon a finding consistent with G.S. 150B-3(c), may order the summary suspension of the perfusionist's license. The provisions of this section shall not apply to perfusionists who were licensed under Section 2 of S. L. 2005-267. History (2007-525, s. 11.)
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