What is required from a licensee to reinstate their license after expiration?

To reinstate an expired license, a licensee must provide proof of having completed any mandatory educational requirements along with an administrative penalty. This requirement ensures that the individual is still compliant with the professional standards and educational updates necessary in their field. The educational components typically include continuing education credits that keep the licensee updated on the latest laws and practices relevant to their profession.

In addition to the educational proof, the administrative penalty serves as a measure to ensure accountability. This is often a financial obligation that reinforces the importance of maintaining licensure and abiding by regulatory timelines.

This combination of educational proof and a penalty reflects a broader approach to maintaining professional standards and protecting consumers, ensuring that reinstated licensees are both knowledgeable and accountable for their practices.