ARCHITECTURE
Petition
for: Waiver of New York State requirements pertaining to
acceptability of licensing examinations for licensure by
endorsement.
Summary
Statement: The petitioners listed below are all
graduates of professionally accredited architecture programs who have applied
for licensure in New
York. All
have achieved, at a minimum, a Bachelor of Architecture degree. All petitioners have substantial
documented licensed experience in other states.
Prior to 1983, certain states did not require the Equivalency Examination
(EE) or the Qualifying Test (QT) if a candidate had a degree from an accredited
architecture program, and granted licensure upon passage of the Professional
Examination (PE). Prior to 1975,
most states recognized the Examination Syllabus (ES). The petitioners passed either the
national Professional Examination (PE) given prior to 1983, or portions of the
national Examination Syllabus (ES) given prior to 1975. Prior to 1983, New York State required passage of the Equivalency
Examination (EE), or passage of the Qualifying Test (QT) in addition to passage
of the national Professional Examination.
Each of the petitioners satisfied the examination requirement in his/her
initial state of licensure by passing an acceptable licensing examination and
attained licensure in that state.
Section 7304(4) of Education Law and Section 69.3 of the Commissioner’s
Regulations require for endorsement that “… an architect licensed in another
state or jurisdiction as the result of successful completion of only the
professional examination in use before 1983 may be granted licensure upon
presentation of evidence of two years of work experience of a grade and
character satisfactory to the State Board for Architecture and passage of a
practical examination satisfactory to the State Board for Architecture
…”
Each petitioner satisfied the examination requirement in his/her initial
state of licensure and has extensive professional practice satisfactory to the
State Board. Since the above
information illustrates evidence of competence within the profession, and in
lieu of the practical examination, the Executive Secretary of the State Board
for Architecture recommends that the examination requirement be considered
satisfied and each applicant’s licensure in another state be accepted for
endorsement in New York State.
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NAME
OF PETITIONER |
LICENSURE |
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06-25-03
Charles L.
Charlan
Maitland,
FL
32751
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Florida,
1969; also licensed in Texas, Georgia, New Jersey, Kentucky, Arizona,
Colorado, and South Carolina. |
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06-26-03
Vincent M.
Maiello
Philadelphia,
PA
19103 |
Pennsylvania, 1974;
also licensed in Maryland and New
Jersey.
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06-27-03
Susan J.
Conley
Cincinnati,
OH
45244 |
West
Virginia, 1983;
also licensed in Ohio and Kentucky. |
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06-28-03
Charles H.
Bohl
Annapolis,
MD
21401 |
Maryland,
1978. |
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06-29-03
Killis
Porter Almond
San
Antonio,
TX 78210 |
Texas, 1977;
also licensed in Massachusetts,
Ohio, Louisiana, Alabama,
and Virginia. |
Recommendation: The Committee on the Professions, in
concurrence with the Executive Secretary of the State Board for Architecture,
recommends that each applicant’s licensing examination requirement be considered
satisfied for licensure through the
endorsement route.
REGISTERED
PROFESSIONAL NURSING
06-03-22
Danhuta
Clemmens
Stamford,
CT 06903
(Laurentian
University, Ontario, Canada, B.S. in Nursing, 1975)
Petition
for: Waiver
of licensing examination requirement.
Statement
of Problem: Dr. Clemmens was
originally licensed in 1975 as a registered professional nurse (RN) in
Ontario, Canada after completing a Bachelor of
Science degree in Nursing from Laurentian University. The College of Nurses of Ontario reports that she passed the Canadian
Nurses Association Testing Service Nurse Registration Examination. Even though
she passed this examination, New
York State
requires that an applicant for licensure pass the NCLEX examination. Dr.
Clemmens was also licensed in Connecticut in 1992 as an RN by endorsement of
her Canadian license. That state did not require her to take the NCLEX
examination.
Dr. Clemmens
received a Master of Science degree in Nursing in 1984 from the University of Toronto, a Ph.D. degree in Nursing in 2000 from the
University of
Connecticut, and completed
a postdoctoral research fellowship in Psychosocial Oncology from the Yale
University School of Nursing in 2002 while on a U.S. Department of Defense
grant. Her career includes
significant practice in a variety of positions, including: medical-surgical
nursing; neonatal care; public health nursing; school nursing; clinical
specialist in perinatology; administrative director of nursing in obstetrics and
gynecology in a regional tertiary care facility with over 3,500 births annually;
program director of the perinatal program at a university teaching hospital with
over 350 FTEs, a $20 million budget and over 5,000 births annually; consultant
to the World Health Collaborating Center for International Development in
Nursing Leadership, Administration and Clinical Issues for Program Development
in Poland, China and the Bahamas; and faculty member at the University of
Connecticut and New York University.
Dr. Clemmens is
a recognized authority on nursing care related to maternal child health, has
written and presented extensively on this specialty area and has received
significant grants from both Canada and the United States funding research on
related topics. Based on her unique combination of education and experience, the
Executive Secretary of the State Board for Nursing recommends that the NCLEX
licensing examination requirement be waived.
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APPLICABLE
REQUIREMENTS:
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QUALIFICATIONS: |
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Section
6905 of the Education Law and Section 64.1 of the Regulations of the
Commissioner of Education require: |
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(1)
Graduation from a general nursing program of at least two academic years
in a country outside the United States that is
satisfactory to the Department and recognized by the licensing authorities
of that country as being preparation for practice as a registered
professional nurse. |
(1) Laurentian
University, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada, B.S. in Nursing, 1975; University of
Toronto, Toronto, Canada, M.S. in Nursing, 1984; and university of
Connecticut, Storrs, Connecticut, Ph.D., 2000.
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(2) Satisfactory
scores on the National Council Licensure
Examination. |
(2) |
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(3) Evidence
of the required course in identification and reporting of child abuse and
maltreatment. |
(3)
Certification of Completion. |
RECOMMENDATION:
The Committee on the Professions, in concurrence with the Executive Secretary of
the State Board for Nursing, recommends that the applicant’s petition for waiver
of the NCLEX licensing examination be approved.
DIETETICS-NUTRITION
06-02-48
Joyce
Y. Rembert
Bronx,
New York 10462-7728
(Queens
College, Flushing, New York, B.A. in Home Economics, 1979)
Petition
for:
Satisfaction of the education requirement for the associate degree
route.
Statement
of Problem: Ms. Rembert was awarded a B.A. degree in
Home Economics from Queens
College in 1979 and subsequently
completed an additional course in nutrition at Queens College and 20 semester hours of biological science
courses at Medgar
Evers College. Commissioner's Regulations
require a minimum of 45 semester hours of study in the professional content area
of dietetics and nutrition for applicants seeking licensure through the
baccalaureate degree route. The coursework Ms. Rembert completed in her combined
studies covers all the required subject areas in both the professional content
area and the content area of human biological sciences and social and behavioral
sciences; however, she has only approximately 30 semester hours in the
professional content area.
The semester hours of study completed by the applicant satisfy all the
educational requirements for the associate degree route, which requires a
passing score on the licensing examination. Ms. Boyce, however, was not awarded
an associate degree. The applicant asks that the Board of Regents accept her
Bachelor of Arts degree completed at Queens College along with her other college study
as the substantial equivalent of an associate degree in dietetics and
nutrition.
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APPLICABLE
REQUIREMENTS: |
QUALIFICATIONS: |
Section
8004 of the Education Law and Part 79.6 of the Commissioner's Regulations
which require for the associate route: |
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(1)
An associate degree based on a program in dietetics or nutrition which
includes the equivalent of at least 30 semester hours in the nine
curricular areas that constitute the professional dietetics and nutrition
content area and at least 15 semester hours in the human biological
sciences and social and behavioral sciences content area,
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(1) See Statement of
Problem.
a)
Queens College, Flushing, New
York, B.A. in Home Economics, June 1979, and 3
semester credits, fall 1996.
b)
Medgar Evers College, Brooklyn, New
York, 20 semester hours in biological sciences,
2001 – 2004. |
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(2) Completion, in the 15 years
preceding application, of 10 full-time equivalent years of experience and
education in the field of dietetics,
including a minimum of 2.5 equivalent years of planned work experience,
acceptable to the New York State Board for Dietetics and
Nutrition.
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(2) Over 10 years of acceptable
full-time equivalent experience, including planned work experience.
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(3) Endorsements from three dietitians
or nutritionists acceptable to the Department. |
(3) Endorsements from three dietitians
acceptable to the Department.
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(4) Satisfactory scores on an
acceptable examination. |
(4)
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RECOMMENDATION:
The Committee on the Professions, in concurrence with the Executive Secretary of
the State Board for Dietetics and Nutrition, recommends that the applicant's
education be considered satisfied for licensure through the associate degree
route.
DENTISTRY
06-12-50
Katia
Leder
Rochester,
New York
(Universidade
Do Estado Do Rio De Janeiro, Rio De Janeiro, Argentina, Dental Surgeon,
1994)
Petition
for: Acceptance
of education.
Statement
of Problem: The Regulations of the Commissioner of
Education require evidence of the completion of two academic years of study in
general dentistry at an accredited dental school program which culminated in
certification that the applicant achieved the level of knowledge and clinical
proficiency expected of a graduate of a registered or accredited dental
school. Such study is required for
applicants completing a program of dental education in an unregistered or
unaccredited dental school. Dr.
Leder completed the two-year General Dentistry program at the University of
Rochester Eastman Dental Center.
This program is acknowledged by the State Board for Dentistry as the
equivalent of the two-year program required in regulation.
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APPLICABLE
REQUIREMENTS: |
QUALIFICATIONS: |
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Section 61
of the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education requires:
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(1) Not
less than 60 semester hours of preprofessional education including courses
in general chemistry, organic chemistry, biology or zoology, and
physics. |
(1) Two
years of preprofessional education in general chemistry, organic
chemistry, biology and physics taken at the Colegio Israelita Brasileiro
“A. Liessin,” Rio De Janeiro, Brazil,
1987-1989. |
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(2) Four
academic years of dental education culminating in a degree in an
acceptable dental school. |
(2) Universidade
Do Estado Do Rio Janeiro, Rio De
Janeiro, Argentina, Dental Surgeon,
1994. |
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(3) Two academic
years of study in an accredited dental school program culminating in
certification that the applicant has achieved the level of knowledge and
clinical proficiency expected of a graduate of a registered or accredited
dental school. |
(3)
Two-year General Dentistry Program at the University of Rochester Eastman
Dental Center, June 2006. |
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(4)
Satisfactory scores on Parts I and II of the National Dental Board
Examinations. |
(4) |
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(5)
Satisfactory performance on the clinical examination administered by the
Northeast Regional Board of Dental Examiners. |
(5)
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(6)
United States citizen
or alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United
States. |
(6) Alien
lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United
States. |
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(7)
Evidence of the required course in the identification and reporting of
child abuse and maltreatment. |
(7)
Completed the required course in the identification and reporting of child
abuse and maltreatment. |
RECOMMENDATION:
The Committee on the Professions, in concurrence with the Executive Secretary of
the State Board for Dentistry, recommends that the applicant's professional
education requirement be considered satisfied.
DENTISTRY
06-13-50
Hiroko
Iida
Rochester,
New York 14608
(Kagoshima
University Dental School, Kagoshima City, Japan, Bachelor of Dental Science,
March 1995)
Petition
for: Acceptance
of education.
Statement
of Problem: The
Regulations of the Commissioner of Education require
evidence of the completion of two academic years of study in general
dentistry at an accredited dental school program which culminated in
certification that the applicant achieved the level of knowledge and clinical
proficiency expected of a graduate of a registered or accredited dental
school. Such study is required for
applicants completing a program of dental education in an unregistered or
unaccredited dental school. Dr.
Iida completed the two-year General Dentistry program at the University of Rochester – Eastman Department of
Dentistry. The Dean of the
School of
Dental Medicine has
confirmed that this program is a two-year general dentistry program as required
in regulation. The Executive
Secretary of the State Board for Dentistry supports the applicant’s
request.
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APPLICABLE
REQUIREMENTS: |
QUALIFICATIONS: |
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Section 61
of the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education requires:
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(1) Not
less than 60 semester hours of preprofessional education including courses
in general chemistry, organic chemistry, biology or zoology, and
physics. |
(1) Two
years of preprofessional education including courses in general chemistry,
organic chemistry, biology and physics at Kagoshima University Dental
School, Kagoshima City, Japan. |
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(2) Four
academic years of dental education culminating in a degree in an
acceptable dental school. |
(2) Four
years of acceptable dental education at the Kagoshima University Dental
School, Kagoshima City, Japan, Bachelor of Dental Science, March
1995. |
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(3) Two academic
years of study in an accredited dental school program culminating in
certification that the applicant has achieved the level of knowledge and
clinical proficiency expected of a graduate of a registered or accredited
dental school. |
(3)
Two-year General Dentistry program at University of Rochester Eastman
Department of Dentistry, Rochester, New
York, June 30, 2006. |
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(4)
Satisfactory scores on Parts I and II of the National Dental Board
Examinations. |
(4)
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(5)
Satisfactory performance on the clinical examination administered by the
Northeast Regional Board of Dental Examiners. |
(5)
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(6)
United States citizen
or alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United
States. |
(6)
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(7)
Evidence of the required course in the identification and reporting of
child abuse and maltreatment. |
(7)
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RECOMMENDATION:
The Committee on the Professions, in concurrence with the Executive Secretary of
the State Board for Dentistry, recommends that the applicant's preprofessional
and professional education requirements be considered satisfied.
THREE-YEAR LIMITED LICENSE IN
DENTISTRY
Petition
for: Three-year
limited license to practice Dentistry under Section 6604(6) of the Education
Law.
Statement of
Problem: The applicants
listed below have satisfied the education and examination requirements for
licensure as a dentist in New
York State.
The only requirement for full licensure that cannot be satisfied at this time is
United States citizenship or
immigration status as an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the
United
States.
Each applicant has an opportunity to practice dentistry in an area which
has been designated a Federal Dental Health Professions Shortage Area and
requests a three-year waiver of the citizenship requirement under Section
6604(6) of the Education Law. Each applicant must sign an affidavit stating the
exact location of the shortage area where he/she will practice before the
three-year limited license will be issued.
Applicable
Guidelines: Section
6604(6) of the Education Law relates to the requirement of United States
citizenship or permanent resident status for licensure as a dentist in New York
State and allows the Board of Regents to grant a one-time, three-year waiver of
this requirement for an alien dentist to practice in New York State if all other
licensure requirements are satisfied and to grant an additional extension not to
exceed six years to enable the alien to secure citizenship or permanent resident
status, provided such status is being actively pursued.
NAME
OF PETITIONER |
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06-06-59
Raquel
Silvera
New
York,
NY 10021 |
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06-07-59
Georges
Tohme
Quebec,
Canada H4J 2C1 |
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06-08-59
Daniel
Hovsepian
Rochester,
NY 14620 |
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06-09-59
Jessica
Barcessat
Quebec,
Canada H4Y 2Y1 |
ACTION: The Department
shall issue a three-year limited license to each applicant to practice dentistry
in New York State in a Federal Dental Health Professions Shortage Area upon
approval by the Department of all documentation needed to verify satisfaction of
all dentistry licensure requirements other than citizenship and an acceptable
Affidavit of Agreement on the applicant’s location of employment. The limited license may be renewed upon
the lawful submission of an application for an extension of not more than six
years, at the discretion of the Department.
THREE-YEAR LIMITED LICENSE IN DENTAL
HYGIENE
Petition
for: Three-year
limited license to practice Dental Hygiene under Section 6609(6) of the
Education Law.
Statement of
Problem: The applicant
listed below has satisfied the education and examination requirements for
licensure as a dental hygienist in New York State. The only requirement for full
licensure that cannot be satisfied at this time is United States citizenship or immigration status
as an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the United
States.
The applicant has an opportunity to practice dental hygiene in an area
which has been designated a Federal Dental Health Professions Shortage Area and
requests a three-year waiver of the citizenship requirement under Section
6609(6) of the Education Law. The applicant must sign an affidavit stating the
exact location of the shortage area where she will practice before the
three-year limited license will be issued.
Applicable
Guidelines: Section
6609(6) of Education Law relates to the requirement of United States citizenship
or permanent resident status for licensure as a dental hygienist in New York
State and allows the Board of Regents to grant a one-time, three-year waiver of
this requirement for an alien dental hygienist to practice in New York State if
all other licensure requirements are satisfied and to grant an additional
extension not to exceed six years to enable the alien to secure citizenship or
permanent resident status, provided such status is being actively
pursued.
NAME
OF PETITIONER |
06-02-69
Giovana
Vasquez
White
Plains,
NY 10601 |
ACTION: The Department
shall issue a three-year limited license to practice dental hygiene in New York
State in a Federal Dental Health Professions Shortage Area upon approval by the
Department of all documentation needed to verify satisfaction of all dental
hygiene licensure requirements other than citizenship and an acceptable
Affidavit of Agreement on the applicant’s location of employment. The limited
license may be renewed by the Department, if appropriate, for a maximum of six
years.
PHYSICAL
THERAPIST ASSISTANT
06-03-66
Aindrea
L. Varney
12
Lyon Street
Naples,
NY
14512
(SUNY Upstate
Medical University, Syracuse, New
York, B.S. in Health Sciences, 2006)
Petition
for: Acceptance
of education as being the substantial equivalent of a registered
program.
Statement
of Problem: Ms.
Varney did not complete a physical therapist assistant or physical therapy
program as required. She
successfully completed all didactic courses in the physical therapy program at
SUNY
Upstate Medical University except for one of the four
clinical courses. While enrolled in
that program, the applicant completed 532 clinical hours. She is requesting that
her studies be considered equivalent to an approved program for physical
therapist assistants.
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APPLICABLE
REQUIREMENTS: |
QUALIFICATIONS: |
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Section
6740 of the Education Law and Part 77 of the Regulations of the
Commissioner of Education requires for physical therapist
assistants: |
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(1) Completion of a two-year New York
State registered or American Physical Therapy Association (APTA)
accredited college program for physical therapist assistants OR
Completion of a physical therapy program determined by the
Department to be the equivalent to a registered physical therapist
assistant program. |
(1)
SUNY Geneseo, Geneseo, New York, 26 semester hours, 1999 – 2000; Finger
Lakes Community College, Canandaigua, New York, A.S., May 2002; SUNY
Upstate Medical University, Syracuse, New York, B.S. in Health Sciences,
April 2006 (prior to degree conferral was enrolled in the University’s
approved physical therapy program and completed all didactic courses and
532 clinical hours). |
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(2) Evidence of good moral
character. |
(2)
Good moral character. |
RECOMMENDATION: The Committee on
the Professions, in concurrence with the Executive Secretary of the State Board
for Physical Therapy, recommends that the applicant's education be accepted as
the equivalent of a registered physical therapist assistant program upon
documentation of passing scores on the national physical therapy or physical
therapist assistant examination.
THREE-YEAR LIMITED LICENSE IN
VETERINARY MEDICINE
Petition
for: Three-year limited license to practice
veterinary medicine under Section 6704(6) of the Education
Law.
Statement of
Problem: The applicants
listed below have met the education and examination requirements for licensure
as veterinarians in New
York State.
The only requirement for full licensure that cannot be satisfied at this time is
United States citizenship or
immigration status as an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the
United
States.
Each applicant also has a pending application for full veterinary medical
licensure, which cannot be granted until he/she satisfies the citizenship or
permanent residency requirement.
Applicable
Guidelines: Section 6704(6)
of the Education Law relates to the requirement of United States citizenship or
permanent resident status for licensure as a veterinarian in New York State and
allows the Board of Regents to grant a one-time, three-year waiver (plus an
extension of not more than one year) for an alien veterinarian to practice in
New York State if all other licensure requirements are
satisfied.
Name
of Petitioner |
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06-20-74
Rebecca Ingrid
Marie Berg
Davis, CA 95616 |
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06-21-74
Jennifer
Cola
Glen
Cove, NY 11542 |
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06-22-74
Jeanne-Isabelle
Dolbec
Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada J1E
1M3 |
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06-23-74
Kimberly Anne
MacDonald
Newtown, CT 06470 |
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06-24-74
Daniella
Lucy Shmuel
New
York,
NY 10011 |
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06-25-74
Krista
Lynne Williams
Niagara
Falls,
NY 14301 |
ACTION: The Department
shall issue a limited license for a maximum of three years to practice
veterinary medicine in New
York State
to each applicant, conditional upon approval by the Department of all
documentation needed to verify satisfaction of all veterinary medicine licensure
requirements other than citizenship. The limited license may be renewed upon the
lawful submission of an application for an extension of not more than one year,
at the discretion of the Department.
THREE-YEAR LIMITED LICENSE IN VETERINARY
TECHNOLOGY
Petition
for: Three-year limited license to practice
veterinary technology under Section 6711(6) of the Education
Law.
Statement of
Problem: The applicant
listed below has met the education and examination requirements for licensure as
a veterinary technician in New
York State.
The only requirement for full licensure that cannot be satisfied at this time is
United States citizenship or
immigration status as an alien lawfully admitted for permanent residence in the
United
States.
The applicant also has a pending application for full veterinary
technology licensure, which cannot be granted until she satisfies the
citizenship or permanent residency requirement.
Applicable
Guidelines: Section 6711(6)
of the Education Law relates to the requirement of United States citizenship or
permanent resident status for licensure as a veterinary technician in New York
State and allows the Board of Regents to grant a one-time three-year waiver
(plus an extension of not more than one year) for an alien veterinary technician
to practice in New York State if all other licensure requirements are
satisfied.
Name
of Petitioner |
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06-02-77
Stephanie
Elizabeth Arends
Fort
Erie,
Ontario, Canada L2A
2Y5
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ACTION: The Department
shall issue a limited license for a maximum of three years to practice
veterinary technology in New
York State
to the applicant, conditional upon approval by the Department of all
documentation needed to verify satisfaction of all veterinary technology
licensure requirements other than citizenship. The limited license may be
renewed, if appropriate, for one year.
MEDICINE
06-83-60
Makar
Eskarous
Bronx,
N.Y. 10471
(Universidad
Mexico Americana del Norte, Reynosa, Mexico, 1988 - 1993)
Petition
for:
Acceptance of
education.
Statement
of Problem:
Commissioner's Regulations require that an applicant for medical licensure
complete an acceptable medical education program and receive a medical degree.
Dr. Eskarous completed all academic requirements for the medical degree,
including coursework, internship, social service and final examinations. Due to
immigration requirements and the Mexico Department of Education’s problem in
certifying and revalidating his Egyptian high school studies, Dr. Eskarous’
medical degree was never awarded.
Dr.
Eskarous requests that his completion of all academic requirements for the
awarding of the medical degree at the Universidad Mexico Americana del Norte be
accepted to satisfy New
York State’s education requirements for
licensure. Based on his unique
circumstances, the Executive Secretary of the State Board for Medicine supports
his request.
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APPLICABLE
REQUIREMENTS: |
QUALIFICATIONS: |
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Sections 60.1 and
60.5 of the Commissioner’s Regulations require: |
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(1) Six
years of postsecondary education, including a medical education at least
32 months in length. |
(1)
Universidad
Mexico Americana del Norte, Reynosa, Mexico, 1988 -
1993. |
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(2)
Proficiency examination. |
(2) ECFMG
Certification, November 1999. |
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(3) Three
years of approved postgraduate hospital training. |
(3) PGY 1,
2, and 3 in pediatrics from July 1, 2001 to June 30, 2004 at Lincoln
Medical and Mental Health Center, New York, New
York. |
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(4) Acceptable
scores on the New
York State licensing examination.
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(4)
Acceptable scores on USMLE Step 1 (October 1997), USMLE Step 2 (August
1998), and USMLE Step 3 (March
2006). |
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(5)
United States citizen
or alien lawfully admitted for permanent resident status in the United
States. |
(5)
United
States
citizen. |
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(6)
Evidence of good moral character. |
(6) Good
moral character. |
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(7)
Evidence of the required course in the identification and reporting of
child abuse and maltreatment. |
(7)
Certificate of Completion. |
RECOMMENDATION: The Committee
on the Professions, in concurrence with the Executive Secretary of the State
Board for Medicine, recommends that the applicant’s preprofessional and
professional education be considered satisfied.
MEDICINE
Petition
for: Conferral of
the degree Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) pursuant to Section 6529 of the Education
Law.
Summary
Statement: The
petitioners listed below are all graduates of foreign medical schools who have
been licensed in New
York.
The applicable requirements of Section 3.57 of the Rules of the Board of
Regents require completion of a medical education program in a foreign medical
school satisfactory to the Department which does not grant the degree Doctor of
Medicine (M.D.), and in which the philosophy and curriculum were equivalent, as
determined by the Department in accordance with the policy of the Board of
Regents, to those in programs leading to the degree Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) at
medical schools in the United States satisfactory to, or registered by, the
Board of Regents and the Department.
Secondly, petitioners must have licensure to practice medicine in
New York
State in accordance with
provisions of Section 6524 or 6528 of the Education Law or their equivalent as
determined by the Board of Regents pursuant to their authority under Section
6506 of the Education Law.
NAME
OF PETITIONER |
QUALIFICATIONS |
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06-134-60C
Khin
Aung
Elmhurst,
NY 11373 |
(1) Institute
of Medicine I, Yangon,
Myanmar,
Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, 1/30/88.
(2) License
#199745, issued on 6/22/95. |
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06-135-60C
Wayne
Bernstein
Potomac,
MD 20854
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06-136-60C
Holson
Hector
Brooklyn,
NY 11236
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06-137-60C
Martin
Malachovsky
New
York,
NY 10024
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06-138-60C
Jennifer
Rodriguez-Ferrer
Baltimore,
MD 21202
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06-139-60C
Nadeem
Shabbir
Rockville
Centre,
NY 11570
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06-140-60C
Gregory
Suprin
Brooklyn,
NY 11213
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06-141-60C
Biswarup
Syam
Cortland,
NY 13045
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06-142-60C
Milton
Waner
New
York,
NY 10128
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06-143-60C
Linus
Yoe
Leonia,
NJ 07605
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RECOMMENDATION: The Committee
on the Professions, in concurrence with the State Board for Medicine, recommends
that the petitioners be awarded the degree Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) in
accordance with provisions of Section 6529 of the Education
Law.
