WELCOME TO THE North Dakota Board of Clinical Laboratory Practice.

This Board is a seven member board appointed by the Governor of North Dakota. The Board was established in July of 1989.  The North Dakota Board of Clinical Laboratory Practice is governed by the Clinical Laboratory Practice Act, Chapter 43-48 of the North Dakota Century Code and Article 96-01 Administrative Rules and Regulations which are published in the North Dakota Administrative Code and enforceable by law under the jurisdiction of sections 43-48-15 and 43-48-16 of the North Dakota Century Code.  The Rules and the Act govern the licensure of clinical laboratory professionals in the state of North Dakota and provide a penalty for noncompliance. 

• North Dakota State Legislative Web Site
• North Dakota State Boards and Commissions

• For Additional Resources of Information for Clinical Laboratory Practice

*It is against the law to practice clinical laboratory testing with out a license!   Important Notice    2010 LICENSE RENEWAL: The renewal application, renewal fee,  and verification of continuing education must be received by the Board office on or before July 1, 2010.  Completed applications received by the Board office after July 1, 2010 will be considered late and a $50.00 late renewal fee will be assessed.  Click here for a 2010 License Renewal Application. PLEASE NOTE:    Licensees are required to submit 20 contact hours of continuing education with the license renewal application.                                  Licensees who received their initial license after June 30, 2009 and on or before December 31, 2009 are required to submit only 10 contact hours of continuing education for this renewal                                            period only.                             Licensees who received their initial license on or after January 1, 2010 are not required to submit continuing education contact hours for this renewal period only.  *** Completion of a board-approved national examination will not qualify towards your       continuing education requirement. The Internal Continuing Education Record and Continuing Education Guidelines can be found here.  If you have any questions regarding the renewal process or continuing education, please contact the Board office. Important Notice: If your address or name has changed you must notify the Board office via email or in writing.  Notice:   All printed versions of the NDBCLP handbook are obsolete! For current and accurate information, refer to the NDBCLP website or NDBCP office.

 

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