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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch. 560

(1)  Otherwise is entitled to be certified;

(2)  Pays to the Board a renewal fee [of $10]; [and]

(3)   Submits to the Board a renewal application on the
form that the Board requires; AND

(4)   SUBMITS TO THE BOARD PROOF THAT DURING THE
PREVIOUS 2-YEAR PERIOD, HE OR SHE HAS INFORMED THEMSELVES OF
DEVELOPMENTS IN THE FIELD OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH BY PURSUING 20
HOURS OF APPROVED TRAINING OR OTHER MEANS DETERMINED EQUIVALENT
BY THE BOARD.

(d) The renewal certificate shall bear the same serial
number assigned to the registered [sanitarian] ENVIRONMENTAL
HEALTH PRACTITIONER SANITARIAN at the time of the original
certification.

[17-311.

(a)  Certification as a sanitarian in training expires on
the fourth anniversary of its effective date, unless it is
renewed for a 4-year term as provided in this section.

(b)  At least 1 month before the certification as a
sanitarian in training expires, the Board may send to the
sanitarian in training certified, by first class mail to the last
known address of the sanitarian in training, a renewal notice
that states:

(1)  The date on which the current certification
expires;

(2)  The date by which the renewal application must be
received by the Board for the renewal to be issued and mailed
before the certification expires; and

(3)  A renewal fee of $10.

(c)  The Board may renew the certification of a sanitarian
in training.]

[17-312. ] 5.5-311 310.

The Board shall reinstate the certification of a registered
[sanitarian] ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PRACTITIONER SANITARIAN who has
failed to renew the certification for any reason if the

registered [sanitarian] ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PRACTITIONER

SANITARIAN:

(1)  Pays the Board all lapsed renewal fees; or

(2)  Reapplies and meets the qualifications and
requirements for certification.