Who is responsible for providing inactive status licenses for professional licensing boards?

The Division Director is responsible for providing inactive status licenses for professional licensing boards. This role typically involves overseeing the operations of the licensing boards and ensuring that all regulations and guidelines are followed regarding the issuance of different license statuses, including inactive statuses.

Inactive licenses allow licensed professionals to maintain their credentials without practicing actively, which may be needed for various personal or professional reasons. The Division Director ensures that the appropriate procedures are in place for managing these licenses, thereby supporting the integrity of the profession and aiding professionals in regulating their practice status effectively.

In contrast, other entities like the Division Board and the State Licensing Authority may focus on broader regulatory matters, while the Professional Ethics Committee typically deals with ethical standards and practices rather than directly issuing license statuses. Thus, the responsibility for inactive licenses specifically lies with the Division Director.