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MORT 3014 - RULES AND REGULATIONS - EXAM 2 (149A)
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MORT 3014 - RULES AND REGULATIONS - EXAM 2(149A)
In Minnesota no person shall, without being licensed by the commissioner of health: -
Answers -1. take charge of or remove a human body from the place of death
2. prepare a dead human body for final disposition
3. arrange, direct, or supervise a funeral, memorial service, or graveside
(there are exceptions to these rules)
What is the educational requirement before becoming a licensed funeral director in
Minnesota? - Answers -receive a bachelor of science degree with a major in mortuary
science from an accredited college or university
Examinations you need to take before getting a license to practice mortuary science,
and their passing score - Answers --National Board Examination (two parts)
-The State Examination
need a score of at least 75% on all exams to pass
Once you pass the national and state examinations, you must complete... - Answers -a
registered internship under the direct supervision of an individual currently licensed to
practice mortuary science in Minnesota
If you are an intern at a funeral home in a different state, can you still obtain a MN
license? - Answers -Yes, if the out-of-state internship supervisor has a valid MN license
What is the minimum amount of internship hours required to be completed? - Answers -
2,080 hours
Within how many years must you complete 2,080 internship hours? - Answers -3 years
How many internship hours can be waived by the commissioner from satisfactory
completion of a clinical in mortuary science (administered through the program at the
UMN)? - Answers -520 hours
A complete application for licensure includes: - Answers -1. a completed application
form as provided by the commissioner
2. proof of age
3. an official transcript from each post high school educational institution attended
4. certification of a passing score on the National Board Examination
5. a copy of the notification of a passing score on the state licensing examination
, 6. a signed, dated, and notarized affidavit from the licensee who supervised the MN
internship stating the date the internship began and ended and fulfilled the required
amount of hours
What is the period of licensure for practitioners? - Answers -All licenses to practice
mortuary science issued by the commissioner shall be valid for one calendar year,
beginning on January 1st and ending on December 31st *regardless of the date of
issuance*
True or false? Each license to practice mortuary science/own a funeral
establishment/crematory/alkaline hydrolysis facility must be conspicuously displayed at
all times in the holder's place of business - Answers -True
True or false? A license to practice mortuary science or own a funeral
establishment/crematory/alkaline hydrolysis facility is transferable and is valid for any
person - Answers -False, no license is transferable and is only valid for the named
individual
True or false? Any change of license information (including practitioners, funeral
establishments, crematories, and alkaline hydrolysis facilities) must be reported to the
commissioner, on forms provided by the commissioner, no later than *30 calendar days
after the change occurs* (failure to report changes is grounds for disciplinary action) -
Answers -True
If someone who is licensed in another state wants to receive a MN license, what must
they do? - Answers -the individual seeking reciprocal licensing must:
1. attain a passing score on the MN state licensing exam
2. submit the required documentation to the commissioner
3. pay the appropriate licensing fee
How often does a practitioner's license need to be renewed? - Answers -every year
(expires on December 31st)
What does a practitioner need to submit to the commissioner to renew their license? -
Answers -a completed renewal application includes:
1. a completed renewal application form (as provided by the commissioner)
2. the appropriate renewal licensing fee
Renewal applications received after the expiration date shall result in a late filing penalty
(this includes practitioners, funeral establishments, crematories, and alkaline hydrolysis
facilities.) When must the late filing penalty be paid? - Answers -no later than *31
calendar days after the expiration date of the license*
When will a license lapse (for a practitioner, funeral establishment, crematory, or
alkaline hydrolysis facility)? - Answers -when a completed renewal application and
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