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Florida Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 11, 2024) |
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64. Department of Health |
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64B8. Board of Medicine |
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64B8-55. Discipline And Licensure Restrictions |
1Any business establishment that provides electrolysis services must have an active status license in order to provide such services. Failure to obtain and maintain an active status license as a licensed electrolysis facility pursuant to Rule 3764B8-51.006, 38F.A.C., shall be subject to discipline as follows:
46(1) A business establishment offering electrolysis services without an active status license shall:
59(a) Cease and desist offering such services:
66(b) Make application for a current status license pursuant to Rule 7764B8-51.006, 78F.A.C., if the business establishment wishes to offer electrolysis services;
88(c) Pay a fine equal to all licensure and renewal fees that would have been due for the time of operation without an active status license up to a maximum of $5,000 or denial of license.
125(2) Any electrolysis facility with an active status license that employs or permits an unlicensed person to deliver electrolysis services shall be subject to discipline as follows:
152(a) Cause the unlicensed person to cease and desist from the delivery of electrolysis services;
167(b) The facility licensure shall be suspended or revoked;
176(c) The facility shall be subject to a fine of up to $1,000.
190Rulemaking Authority 192456.037, 193478.43(1) FS. 195Law Implemented 197456.072(2)(b), 198(c), (d) 200456.037, 201478.52(1)(k), 202(2) FS. History–New 3-1-00, Amended 3-26-12.
