HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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reinstate the expired license of the audiologist.

As to subsection (a)(2) of this section, the
restriction on the Board against requiring an
audiologist who applies for reinstatement within
a 5-year period to take an examination, is
deleted as unnecessary in light of the reference
to the renewal requirements of § 2-308 of this
subtitle. See Kahn v. State Board of Examiners
of Optometry, 162 Md. 667 (1932), for possible
application as to the status and rights of a
former licensee who has failed to renew the
license and who then seeks reinstatement.

2-310. LIMITED LICENSE.

(A)  AUTHORITY TO ISSUE.

SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION, THE BOARD
SHALL ISSUE A LIMITED LICENSE TO AN APPLICANT WHO:

(1)  EXCEPT FOR THE EXAMINATION, CLINICAL
EXPERIENCE, AND EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS, MEETS THE LICENSE
REQUIREMENTS UNDER § 2-302 OF THIS SUBTITLE;

(2)  DEMONSTRATES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
BOARD THAT FOR THE TERM OF THE LIMITED LICENSE THE APPLICANT
WILL PRACTICE ONLY UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF AN INDIVIDUAL
DESCRIBED UNDER SUBSECTION (B)(2) OF THIS SECTION;

(3)  SUBMITS AN APPLICATION TO THE BOARD ON THE
FORM THAT THE BOARD REQUIRES; AND

(4)  PAYS TO THE BOARD THE APPLICATION FEE SET BY
THE BOARD.

(B)  PURPOSE AND SCOPE.

(1)  THE PURPOSE OF A LIMITED LICENSE IS TO
PERMIT AN INDIVIDUAL TO PRACTICE AUDIOLOGY WHILE COMPLETING
THE LICENSING REQUIREMENTS OF THIS TITLE.

(2)  WHILE IT IS EFFECTIVE, A LIMITED LICENSE
AUTHORIZES THE LICENSEE TO PRACTICE AUDIOLOGY UNDER THE
SUPERVISION OF:

(I)  A FULLY LICENSED AUDIOLOGIST; OR

(II)  AN INDIVIDUAL WHO HOLDS A CERTIFICATE
OF CLINICAL COMPETENCE IN AUDIOLOGY FROM:

1. THE AMERICAN SPEECH AND HEARING
ASSOCIATION; OR

2. ANY OTHER ORGANIZATION ACCEPTABLE
TO THE BOARD.