A. Required fees. Initial application and licensure (including TPA certification) $250 Application for TPA certification $200 Annual licensure renewal without TPA certification $150 Annual licensure renewal with TPA certification $200 Late renewal without TPA certification $50 Late renewal with TPA certification $65 Returned check $35 Professional designation application $100 Annual professional designation renewal (per location) $50 Late renewal of professional designation $20 Reinstatement application fee (including renewal and late fees) $400 Reinstatement application after disciplinary action $500 Duplicate wall certificate $25 Duplicate license $10 Licensure verification $10 B. Unless otherwise specified, all fees are nonrefundable. C. From October 31, 2018, to December 31, 2018, the following fees be in effect: Annual licensure renewal without TPA certification $75 Annual licensure renewal with TPA certification $100 Annual professional designation renewal (per location) $25 18VAC105-20-30. (Repealed). 18VAC105-20-40. Standards of conduct. The board has the authority to deny, suspend, revoke, or otherwise discipline a licensee for a violation of the following standards of conduct. A licensed optometrist shall: 1. Use in connection with the optometrist's name wherever it appears relating to the practice of optometry one of the following: the word "optometrist," the abbreviation "O.D.," or the words "doctor of optometry." 2. Disclose to the board any disciplinary action taken by a regulatory body in another jurisdiction. 3. Post in an area of the optometric office which is conspicuous to the public, a chart or directory listing the names of all optometrists practicing at that particular location. 4. Maintain patient records, perform procedures or make recommendations during any eye examination, contact lens examination or treatment as necessary to protect the health and welfare of the patient and consistent with requirements of 18VAC105-20-45. 5. Notify patients in the event the practice is to be terminated or relocated, giving a reasonable time period within which the patient or an authorized representative can request in writing that the records or copies be sent to any other like-regulated provider of the patient's choice or destroyed in
A. Required fees. Initial application and licensure (including TPA certification) $250 Application for TPA certification $200 Annual licensure renewal without TPA certification $150 Annual licensure renewal with TPA certification $200 Late renewal without TPA certification $50 Late renewal with TPA certification $65 Returned check $35 Professional designation application $100 Annual professional designation renewal (per location) $50 Late renewal of professional designation $20 Reinstatement application fee (including renewal and late fees) $400 Reinstatement application after disciplinary action $500 Duplicate wall certificate $25 Duplicate license $10 Licensure verification $10 B. Unless otherwise specified, all fees are nonrefundable. C. From October 31, 2018, to December 31, 2018, the following fees be in effect: Annual licensure renewal without TPA certification $75 Annual licensure renewal with TPA certification $100 Annual professional designation renewal (per location) $25 18VAC105-20-30. (Repealed). 18VAC105-20-40. Standards of conduct. The board has the authority to deny, suspend, revoke, or otherwise discipline a licensee for a violation of the following standards of conduct. A licensed optometrist shall: 1. Use in connection with the optometrist's name wherever it appears relating to the practice of optometry one of the following: the word "optometrist," the abbreviation "O.D.," or the words "doctor of optometry." 2. Disclose to the board any disciplinary action taken by a regulatory body in another jurisdiction. 3. Post in an area of the optometric office which is conspicuous to the public, a chart or directory listing the names of all optometrists practicing at that particular location. 4. Maintain patient records, perform procedures or make recommendations during any eye examination, contact lens examination or treatment as necessary to protect the health and welfare of the patient and consistent with requirements of 18VAC105-20-45. 5. Notify patients in the event the practice is to be terminated or relocated, giving a reasonable time period within which the patient or an authorized representative can request in writing that the records or copies be sent to any other like-regulated provider of the patient's choice or destroyed in
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