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In order to qualify
for a temporary certificate an applicant must meet the requirements of
licensure by endorsement under Chapter 467.0125, Florida Statutes and
Rule 64B24-2.004, Florida Administrative Code.
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addition the applicant shall submit to the agency:
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A completed application and the application fee.
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Proof of Liability Insurance in the amount of
$100,000 per claim and $300,000 minimum annual aggregate.
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Documentation which evidences the active pursuit of
licensure through endorsement
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Documentation of the area of critical need pursuant
to section 467.0125(2)(a), Florida Statutes, and
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Name of the individual who will serve as the
midwife's supervisor. This individual must be a physician licensed
pursuant to the chapter 458 or chapter 459, a certified nurse
midwife licensed pursuant to chapter 464, or a midwife licensed
pursuant to chapter 467, who had a minimum of 3 years of
professional experience. Temporary licensees must have a letter from
their supervisor mailed directly to the Council office by the
supervisor
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A temporary certificate is valid for 2 years only
and is not renewable. The candidate should be actively seeking to
take the 4 month pre-licensure course. Additional fees for the
examination and the licensure through endorsement will be assessed
once the 4 month program has been successfully completed.
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A temporary licensee shall only work within the area
of critical need.
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