What must a licensed HFA do if they are inactive for a period of 3 years when reactivating their license?

In order to reactivate a licensed Health Facility Administrator's license that has been inactive for three years, fulfilling any other additional requirements deemed by the board is essential. This means that, while the specifics can vary, the board holds the discretion to establish particular prerequisites that must be met before the license can be reinstated.

This approach ensures that the reinstatement process maintains a high standard of competency and compliance with current regulations and practices in the healthcare field. The board may consider various factors such as changes in laws, advances in healthcare practices, or updated educational requirements since the license was last active. The flexibility in this requirement allows the board to address the unique circumstances of the licensee's inactivity and ensure that they are adequately prepared to resume their role effectively.

Other options focus on specific actions that may not be the overall requirement for license reactivation, highlighting the importance of being adaptable to the board's decisions.