Statement of Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensee's Supervision - South Dakota

Statement of Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensee's Supervision is a legal document that was released by the South Dakota Department of Health - a government authority operating within South Dakota.

FAQ

Q: What is a Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensee?
A: A Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensee is an individual who is licensed by the state of South Dakota to dispense hearing aids under the supervision of a licensed Hearing Aid Dispenser.

Q: What is the purpose of the Supervision in this license?
A: The purpose of the supervision is to ensure that the Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensee gains the necessary experience and skills to become a fully licensed Hearing Aid Dispenser.

Q: Who can supervise a Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensee?
A: A licensed Hearing Aid Dispenser can supervise a Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensee.

Q: What is the duration of the Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser License?
A: The Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser License is valid for one year.

Q: Can a Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser work independently?
A: No, a Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser must always work under the supervision of a licensed Hearing Aid Dispenser.

Q: What are the requirements to become a Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser Licensee in South Dakota?
A: The requirements include completing a specified number of hours of training and passing a licensing exam.

Q: Can a Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser renew their license?
A: No, the Provisional Hearing Aid Dispenser License cannot be renewed. After one year, the licensee must apply for a full Hearing Aid Dispenser License.