Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia Department 580 - GEORGIA BOARD OF REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL SANITARIANS
Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia
Department 580 – GEORGIA BOARD OF REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL SANITARIANS
Here is a summary of the Georgia Board of Registered Professional Sanitarians rules under Department 580:
Overview:
The Georgia Board of Registered Professional Sanitarians (GBRPS) is responsible for regulating and overseeing the certification and conduct of professional sanitarians in the state. These individuals typically work in public health roles related to environmental health, including food safety, water quality, waste management, and more.
Key Rules and Provisions:
Rule 580-1-.01 – Registration Requirements
Outlines education and experience required for becoming a Registered Professional Sanitarian (RPS).
Typically includes a degree in environmental health or a related science and relevant work experience.
Requires submission of transcripts and proof of experience.
Rule 580-1-.02 – Application Procedures
Provides the process for applying for registration.
Includes deadlines, fees, and required documentation.
Rule 580-1-.03 – Examinations
Describes the examination process for prospective sanitarians.
Includes test subjects and passing criteria.
Rule 580-1-.04 – Fees
Lists application, renewal, and reinstatement fees.
Rule 580-1-.05 – Renewal and Continuing Education
Registrants must renew their licenses periodically (often biennially).
Continuing education is required to maintain registration.
Details accepted types of continuing education and reporting requirements.
Rule 580-1-.06 – Revocation or Suspension
Lists grounds for disciplinary action, including misconduct, incompetency, or fraud.
Provides procedures for hearings and appeals.
Rule 580-1-.07 – Reinstatement
Outlines how to reinstate a lapsed or revoked registration.
Often includes payment of fees and proof of continuing education.
Rule 580-1-.08 – Code of Ethics
Establishes ethical standards for professional behavior.
Includes confidentiality, integrity, and public protection duties.
Authority:
These rules are promulgated under authority granted by the Official Code of Georgia Annotated (O.C.G.A.) Title 43, which governs professional licensing.
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