R4-38-105. Approval of Preceptorship

A. An applicant who seeks licensure based on successful completion of a preceptorship shall obtain the Board’s approval of the preceptorship by submitting the following with the application required under R4-38-108: 1. A notarized affidavit from each preceptor on the preceptor’s letterhead attesting to: a. The educational qualifications of the preceptor, b. The number of years the preceptor has been conducting preceptorships; c. The dates of the preceptorship, d. An outline of the training conducted, e. Which of the treatment modalities listed in A.R.S. § 32-2901(22) were involved in the training, f. The number of hours of didactic and clinical training in each treatment modality, and g. The general nature of the services performed during the training; and 2. A summary from the applicant of each preceptorship including: a. The name of each preceptor, b. The treatment modalities included in each preceptorship, and c. The total number of hours claimed instead of formal postgraduate courses. B. The Board shall approve a preceptorship under this Section if the Board determines that: 1. The preceptorship provides training in one or more of the treatment modalities specified in R4-38-104; 2. The preceptorship involves a balance of didactic and clinical training; 3. The preceptor has been in full-time clinical practice for at least three years and meets the educational requirements of R4-38-302(C) in the treatment modality being precepted; and 4. If the preceptorship involves training in classical homeopathy, the preceptorship includes case-taking, repertory use, materia medica, philosophy and history of homeopathy, acute remedies, constitutional prescribing, posology, homeopathy prescription policy, and remedy handling policy.