LAC 46:XXXVIII.303. Denial of Licensure, Reinstatement, or the Right to Practice EMS as a Student

A. Applicants for licensure, reinstatement, or the right to practice as an EMS student may be denied approval for licensure, reinstatement, receipt of a temporary permit, eligibility to continue in or enter into an education program (clinical or field internship aspects) for any of the grounds listed in §505.D of this Chapter. B. For purposes of this Section, a pardon, suspension of imposition of sentence, expungement, or pretrial diversion or similar programs shall not negate or diminish the requirements of this Section. C. Applicants who are denied licensure, reinstatement, or the right to practice EMS as a student shall not be eligible to submit a new application, until a combination of the following conditions are met: 1. a minimum of two years has passed since the denial was issued; or 2. the applicant presents evidence that the cause for the denial no longer exists; and 3. a hearing or conference is held before the commission to review the evidence, to afford the applicant the opportunity to prove that the cause for the denial no longer exists, and to provide an opportunity for the commission to evaluate changes in the person or conditions.