Minutes - Florida Electrolysis - Minutes - August 7, 2006
Minutes - Florida Electrolysis - Minutes - August 7, 2006
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DIVISION OF MEDICAL QUALITY ASSURANCE ELECTROLYSIS COUNCIL
MINUTES GENERAL BUSINESS MEETING August 7, 2006
BY TELEPHONE CONFERENCE CALL 1-877-651-3473 850-413-9245
To accommodate individuals wishing to address the Council, the Council Chair may adjust the sequence of the agenda items. The minutes reflect the actual sequence of events rather than the original agenda order.
Ms. Virginia Hutson, Chair, called the meeting to order at approximately 9:01 a.m. Those present for all or part of the meeting, included the following:
MEMBERS PRESENT
STAFF PRESENT
Virginia Hutson, Chair
Susie Love, Executive Director
Cheryl Alexander, Vice-Chair
Allen Hall, Program Operations Administrator
Shelby Owens
Greg Ramer, Regulatory Specialist II
James Scott
MEMBERS ABSENT
Kim Minnis
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
Ed Tellechea
INDIVIDUAL CONSIDERATION
Tab 1
Kogan, Michael (Exam)
Mr. Kogan was present for the discussion.
Ms. Shelby Owens moved to accept Mr. KoganÌs application for licensure. Mr. James Scott seconded the motion, which carried 4/0.
Please note: The Council Chair decided to discuss Tab 24 at this time in the meeting.
Tab 24 Budejen, Alina (Exam)
Ms. Budejen was present for the discussion.
Ms. BudejenÌs application as an exam candidate was presented to the Council for review in regards to her ÏNOÓ answer on her application when asked if she had ever had a license disciplined. Upon review of her licensing background, it was found that Ms. Budejen was previously disciplined by the Florida Board of Medicine.
Ms. Shelby Owens moved to approve Ms. BudejenÌs application for licensure.
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Mr. Ed Tellechea advised the Council if they approved her exam application that it could cause problems for Ms. Budejen in regards to her current probation under the Florida Board of Medicine.
Ms. Shelby Owens withdrew her motion.
Ms. Ginger Hutson moved to deny Ms. BudejenÌs application for licensure for attempting to obtain a license by fraudulent misrepresentation and for having her medical license acted against by a licensing authority. Ms. Shelby Owens seconded the motion, which carried 4/0.
CONSIDERATION FOR APPROVAL OF ELECTROLYSIS TRAINING SCHOOL Tab 2 Vector Institute of Beauty and Electrolysis
Mr. Jon Pellett, Esquire, representing Vector Institute of Beauty and Electrolysis, was present for the discussion.
Vector Institute of Beauty and Electrolysis was placed on the May 15, 2006, agenda for review and was asked to submit the following:
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Instructors need to be identified and their qualifications provided,
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Documentation of licensure by the Commission for Independent Education. Any future approval by the Council will be contingent upon approval by the Commission.
Ms. Shelby Owens moved to accept Vector Institute of Beauty and Electrolysis as a training school. Ms. Cheryl Alexander seconded the motion, which carried 4/0.
Tab 3 Florida College of Natural Health
Ms. Sherry Parker was present for the discussion.
Florida College of Natural Health was placed on the May 15, 2006, agenda for review and was asked to submit the following:
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Instructors who have been licensed for at least two (2) years,
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Sufficient number of instructors to cover each location,
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Information regarding the maximum enrolment at a location and the maximum number of students who will be in the clinical phase of the training to verify that each student will have a work station and that sufficient equipment is available,
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Has a U.S. FDA registered galvanic epilator with multiple needle apparatus.
Ms. Shelby Owens moved to accept Florida College of Natural Health as a training school. Mr. James Scott seconded the motion, which carried 4/0.
Florida College of Natural Health will provide the Council with the vitae of an instructor for their Orlando, FL campus, once one is hired.
Tab 4 Electrolysis Training Institute of Tampa
Mr. Guery Davis was present for the discussion.
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Votes:7