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Eligibility Route Changes
for the 2006 Exam -
Starting in 2006 the
following changes in the routes to eligibility will
be effective:
All first time exam candidates
will be subject to a 3 attempt rule in which a candidate
who has failed the exam on the third attempt will not
be eligible for examination for two calendar years after
which the candidate may submit an application for examination.
A minimum of 12 continuing education hours (MDCB approved)
is required under this rule in order to submit application
for examination after three failed attempts.
Route 2 - A signed
letter of verification of experience and training from
an immediate supervisor will be require swith the application
rather then a signature on the application itself. A
form letter will be supplied in the application handbook.
In addition:
Evidence of obtaining 12 CE credits
approved by the MDCB in the duration of training will
be required. In addition:
All experience must equal 24 months
as of the deadline date of the application (March 1)
of the year of the application ie. the total of 24 months
must occur before the application deadline rather than
be "completed by the exam date".
Route 3 - All above
changes apply except that the duration of experience
will change from a total of 48 months to 36 months and
the Associates in Science Degree requirement will be
replaced with any Associates Degree.
All first time exam candidates
will be subject to a 3 attempt rule in which a candidate
who has failed the exam on the third attempt will not
be eligible for examination for two calendar years after
which the candidate may submit an application for examination.
A minimum of 12 continuing education hours (MDCB approved)
is required under this rule in order to submit application
for examination after three failed attempts.
Eligibility Route Change
for the 2008 Exam -
Starting in 2008
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Route 1 - All candidates
for the exam applying via route 1 must have graduated
from a JRCERT accredited program or a program having
completed the review process and awaiting JRCERT approval.
Non-accredited program graduates may be eligible via
route 2 or 3.
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