201 KAR 14:105. Student application; medical certificate.

      RELATES TO: KRS 317.410, 317.440

      STATUTORY AUTHORITY: KRS 317.410, 317.440

      NECESSITY, FUNCTION, AND CONFORMITY: School student application; medical certificate. This also establishes provisions for a brush-up course.

      Section 1. The principal or director of the school shall require all student applicants to fill out an enrollment application wherein the student must furnish a certificate from a principal of a school certifying that he or she had completed four (4) years of high school, or GED equivalency certificate. If the student has completed high school, his or her school diploma may be presented in place of the certificate.

      Section 2. Each student applicant must furnish a health certificate on the form prescribed by the board, made out and signed by a physician licensed to practice medicine or osteopathy in Kentucky certifying that as a result of his examination, the applicant has been found to be free of any infectious or communicable disease. An essential requirement of the medical certificate is a showing that a standard blood test for the detection of syphilis infection was made by a laboratory approved by the Commissioner, Department for Health Services, and that such tests have been performed as deemed necessary by the physician to certify that the individual is free of tuberculosis.

      Section 3. The enrollment application, accompanied by the applicant's medical certificate is to be mailed to the board within ten (10) days after the student's enrollment at the school of barbering.

      Section 4. No student will be given credit for more than ten (10) days time in a school previous to the receipt of his or her medical certificate by the board.

      Section 5. A school shall be permitted to enroll a student for a postgraduate brush-up course. The maximum time for such course to be 150 hours. (KBB:Sch:Appl-1-1: 1 Ky.R. 728; Am. 1348; eff. 6-11-75; 10 Ky.R. 899; eff. 2-1-84.)