HAR §16-84-2

HAR §16-84-2. Definitions

Last amended: 1990Length: 357 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Haw. Code R. § 16-84-2

As used in this chapter: "Apprentice" means a person who has been issued a permit by the board to learn the practice of massage under the direct supervision of a sponsoring massage therapist; "Board" means the state board of massage; 84-2 "Direct supervision" means the control, direction, and instruction of an apprentice by the sponsoring massage therapist who shall be on the premises of the establishment when the apprentice is in training and available to the apprentice during the apprentice training period; "Establishment" means a massage establishment; "Massage therapist" means a person licensed to practice massage; "Out-call massage service" means any business, which is to engage in or carry on the practice of massage, not at a fixed location but at a location designated by the customer, client, or service; "Person" means an individual, partnership, or corporation; "Principal massage therapist" means a massage therapist designated by an establishment and an out-call massage service as the person in charge; "Sponsoring massage therapist" means a massage therapist licensed in this state for at least three years, employed by or registered with a licensed massage establishment, and registered with the board as being the person responsible for the direct supervision of an apprentice. [Eff 3/28/66; am and ren §16-84-2, 6/22/81; am and comp 4/9/82; am and comp 7/19/87; am and comp 3/26/90] (Auth: HRS §452-6) (Imp: HRS §452-1) SUBCHAPTER 2 APPLICATIONS §16-84-6 License application for massage establishment and out-call massage service. (a) Any person seeking a license for a massage establishment or out-call massage service shall submit an application on a form or forms prescribed by the board and shall submit names and addresses for: (1) The establishment or out-call massage service; (2) The principal massage therapist; and (3) All persons connected with the establishment or out-call massage service in the capacity of proprietor, partner, or in the case of a corporation, officers and directors. (b) Applicant shall obtain sanitation clearance from the department of health and submit evidence of clearance to the board. [Eff 3/28/66; am and ren §16-84-6, 6/22/81; am and comp 4/9/82; am and comp 7/19/87; am and comp 3/26/90] (Auth: HRS §452-6) (Imp: HRS §452-13) 84-3
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