California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 10 — Psychiatric Technicians, Article 6 — Revenue

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Section 4544Requires an unexpired license holder to renew on or before the annual expiration date set by the board by submitting the prescribed…Section 4544.5Allows the board to establish a biennial license-renewal period in place of an annual renewal cycle. The board therefore may make covered…Section 4545Allows an expired license, except as provided by the referenced exception, to be renewed within four years after expiration by filing the…Section 4545.1Establishes that a suspended certificate or license remains subject to the same expiration and renewal rules as an unsuspended credential. Renewal of…Section 4545.2Establishes that revoked psychiatric-technician certificates and licenses continue to expire but cannot be renewed, while a certificate reinstatement application is treated as…Section 4545.3Bars renewal, restoration, reinstatement, or reissuance of a license or certificate more than four years after expiration, but allows a new license…Section 4545.4Allows an unrestricted psychiatric technician licensee to obtain a retired license by application and a $50 fee, which the board may raise…Section 4546Requires the board each month to report to the Controller the amount and source of all revenue received under the chapter and,…Section 4547Requires expenses of administering the psychiatric-technicians chapter and the referenced vocational-nursing chapter to be paid from the Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians…Section 4548Sets psychiatric-technician fees: examination applications $265–$345 for California-school applicants and $295–$375 for others; endorsement and biennial renewal $220–$300; delinquency $110, capped at…

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