Laws and Rules of the Florida Board of Clinical Laboratory Personnel (Online CEU Course)
Author: Brenda Van Der Heyden, MT(ASCP)
MediaLab's courses in Florida Laws and Rules of the Board of Clinical Laboratory Personnel fulfills the Florida continuing education requirement for all license types. Learn about the licensing and renewal process, codes of ethics, license types, and lab specialties. Like all MediaLab courses, credit is reported immediately upon completion to Florida's CEBroker system. Completion will appear on your CEBroker transcript the same day.
Continuing Education Credits
- Florida Board of Clinical Laboratory Science CE - Laws and Rules: 1 hour(s)
Objectives
- Explain the four types of clinical laboratory personnel licenses, their responsibilities, and their qualifications.
- Tell about the specialties available for clinical laboratory personnel.
- Clarify the licensing process, including application and renewal.
- Explain acts and behaviors that are violations of Board rules and their associated penalties.
Course Outline
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- Introduction
- Personnel and Qualifications
- Types of Clinical Laboratory Personnel
- Director Responsibilities
- Director Qualifications
- Supervisor Responsibilities
- Supervisor Qualifications
- Technologist Responsibilities
- Technologist Qualifications
- Technician Responsibilities
- Technician Qualifications
- Summary of Qualifications
- Public Health Laboratory Scientists
- Approved National Certifying Agencies
- Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a clinical laboratory director?
- Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of a clinical laboratory supervisor?
- Specialties
- Categories for Specialties
- Description of Specialties (1)
- Description of Specialties (2)
- Description of Specialties (3)
- Description of Specialties (4)
- Clinical laboratory personnel who are licensed in the specialties of immunohematology, clinical chemistry, hematology, and serology / immuno...
- Specialists in histology, blood banking, and histocompatability may perform all tests associated with immunohematology, clinical chemistry, hematology...
- Licensing Process
- Applying for a new license
- Applying for a new license
- Renewing a license
- Renewal of clinical laboratory personnel license
- Inactive status
- Current Address
- Delinquent licenses
- How often must clinical laboratory personnel licenses be renewed?
- If you move out of state, you do not need to notify the Board.
- Fees
- Continuing Education
- Continuing Education Requirements for Renewal
- CEBroker
- If all your CE credits have been reported to CEBroker, you do not need to keep copies of your certificates of completion from continuing education cou...
- Violations and Disciplinary Action
- Rules Violations
- Competency and Licensing Violations
- Advertisement and Report Violations
- Personal Conduct Violations
- Capability Violations
- Kickback and Inducement Violations
- Disciplinary Violations
- Failing to Report a Violation
- Penalties for Violations
- License on Probation
- Which of the following are violations of Board rules?
- Which of the following are violations of Board rules?
- Which of the following are violations of Board rules?
- Further Reading
- More Information and Web Links
Additional Information
Author information: Brenda Van Der Heyden, MT(ASCP) is a former Compliance Officer and Lab Administrative Director and is licensed in Florida as a supervisor. She is currently a consultant for compliance issues and physician office lab operations. Brenda graduated with a BSMT degree. She is the past president of the Florida Society of Clinical Laboratory Scientists and past co-chair of the Florida Coalition of Professional Laboratory Organizations. She is currently serving as the Vice-Chair for the Board of Clinical Laboratory Personnel for the State of Florida.
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