New Mexico Register / Volume XXXIII, Issue 24 / December 27, 2022

This is an amendment to 16.13.7 NMAC, Sections 2, 9 & 10, effective 01/14/2023

16.13.7.2 SCOPE: [The provisions in Part 7 of Chapter 13 apply to all applicants who have met all the requirements, either by examination or by reciprocity, for licensure as a nursing home administrator in New Mexico.] The provisions in Part 7 of Chapter 13 apply to all persons to the Board of Nursing Home Administrators for licensure in New Mexico.

[10/31/1995; 16.13.7.2 NMAC - Rn, 16 NMAC 13.7.2, 1/25/2001, A, 01/14/2023]

16.13.7.9 [APPROVED RECIPROCITY APPLICANT: After the applicant has met all the requirements for licensure by reciprocity, and has been approved for licensure by the Board, the Board may issue the applicant an initial license to practice nursing home administration in New Mexico.] [RESERVED]

[10/31/1995; 16.13.7.9 NMAC - Rn, 16 NMAC 13.7.9, 1/25/2001, Repealed, 01/14/2023]

16.13.7.10 [PRORATED FIRST RENEWAL:

A. All current nursing home administrators licenses will expire on March 31 of the year. Individuals receiving their initial New Mexico nursing home administrators license may be required to renew their license in less than twelve (12) months depending on the first license issue date in order to get into the proper renewal cycle. In such cases, the renewal fee and the continuing education (CE) hours required will be prorated at the first renewal (Same calculation method used in 16.13.13.9 NMAC).

B. The Board will prorate the first renewal fee by multiplying one/twelfth of the annual renewal fee by the number of months from the month of first issuance up to and including the license expiration month (See 16.13.8.8 NMAC).] [RESERVED]

[10/31/1995; 16.13.7.10 NMAC - Rn, 16 NMAC 13.7.10, 1/25/2001; A, 04/15/2002; Repealed, 01/14/2023]