§ 3507. Registration. 1. A license shall be valid during the life of
the holder unless revoked, annulled or suspended by the commissioner. A
practicing licensee must register with the department.

2. The commissioner shall promulgate such rules and regulations as are
necessary to effectuate the provisions of this section including, but
not limited to, establishing staggered registration periods and the
beginning dates thereof; assigning licensees to specific registration
periods through appropriate classification or grouping; setting deadline
dates for making application for registration; prescribing the form and
content of the certificate of registration; and establishing other
reasonable requirements, including appropriate proration of registration
fees.

3. A person licensed under this article must register with the
department prior to commencing practice. The department shall register
each licensee who submits an application on a form prescribed by the
commissioner and who pays a registration fee of twenty dollars per year.

4. Any licensee authorized to practice under this article, undertaking
practice for the first time or resuming practice after a voluntary lapse
of registration, may commence practice upon mailing to the department
the proper application for registration together with the required fee,
provided, however, that such practice without actual possession of the
certificate of registration is limited to thirty days. Any such licensee
whose application for registration is submitted subsequent to the
beginning of the registration period applicable to such licensee shall
only be required to pay one-half of the fee if the registration period
is less than one-half the whole thereof.

5. Upon receipt of satisfactory evidence that a certificate of
registration has been lost, mutilated or destroyed, the department may
issue a duplicate certificate upon such terms and conditions as the
commissioner shall prescribe.

6. The department may waive registration fees for a licensee who
registers after an elapsed period under the following circumstances:

(a) the registration period has expired; and

(b) the licensee provides the department with a notarized statement
attesting to the fact that the licensee has not practiced within this
state during the elapsed registration period.

7. The department may require that licensees provide proof of
completion of continuing education credits for registration of their
license or intravenous contrast administration certificate in accordance
with the commissioner's regulations.