645—121.2 (154A) Temporary permits.
	   121.2(1) An applicant shall send a completed application and fee to the board office. The application must be accompanied by a statement from the employer, which includes the following information:
	      a.    	 The type of supervision which shall be provided to the trainee;
	      b.    	 A list of the subjects to be covered;
	      c.    	 The books and other training materials to be used for training; and
	      d.    	 An outline of the training program to be followed in preparing the trainee for examination.
	   121.2(2) A temporary permit is valid for one year and shall not be renewable.
	   121.2(3) The board reserves the right to deny an application for a temporary permit or rescind a temporary permit once issued.
	   121.2(4) The licensed hearing aid specialist employing the holder of a temporary permit shall be responsible for the following:
	      a.    	 Training of the temporary permit holder;
	      b.    	 Evaluating the audiograms and determining which hearing aid and ear mold will best compensate for hearing loss of a particular person; and
	      c.    	 Notifying the board within 15 days of the termination of the holder of a temporary permit.
	      d.    	 Submitting a report on a board-approved form verifying completion of the supervision and training requirements in accordance with 121.2(1).
[ARC 2151C, IAB 9/16/15, effective 10/21/15]