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Ordinance Addressing Tattoo, Body Piercing, Scarifying & Branding Establishments and Personnel <br />Page 8 <br />Anatomy and Physiology <br />Endocrinology <br />Equipment/Supplies <br />Basic color theory/pigments <br />Structure, dynamics and diseases of <br />the skin and hair <br />Anatomy for Piercers <br />Insurance <br />Needles <br />Tattoo machines <br />Safety, Sanitation and Sterilization <br />Skin: Diseases, disorders, conditions <br />Client Handling <br />Body Piercing techniques <br />CPR <br />Piercing Bedside Manner <br />The applicant must show written proof of minimal training and education in the amount of <br />six hundred (600) hours in order to be considered for a Practitioner's License. <br />ii. Work Experience: Listing of all part-time and full-time work <br />experience including the dates, locations by name and complete address, name and <br />telephone number of immediate supervisor where services regulated by this Article were <br />rendered. <br />iii. Associations and Organization Memberships: Listing of all <br />current memberships in associations and organizations addressing the services regulated by <br />this Article, including but not limited to such organizations as the Association of <br />Professional Piercers (APP), the Alliance of Professional Tattooists (APT) and the Society <br />of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals (SPCP) with the applicant providing how long he or <br />she has been a member of such association(s) or organization(s) and providing her or her <br />membership number(s). <br />8. Written documentation verifying that the applicant has successfully <br />completed the training program required under the requirement of the Indiana Occupational <br />Safety and Health Administration's bloodborne pathogen standards. <br />9. Written documentation verifying that the applicant has successfully <br />completed the policies addressing the handling of infectious waste in effect at the place of <br />business where the applicant intends to work. <br />10. History of prior criminal record, if any, of the applicant. <br />11. Written documentation from a licensed medical physician certifying that <br />the applicant has been examined within thirty (30) days preceding the date of application for <br />a license that he or she is free from any communicable disease. <br />12. A certificate of insurance shall be filed with the application verifying that <br />the applicant has proof of liability insurance coverage in an amount of not less than three <br />hundred thousand dollars ($ 300,000.00) for injury as a result of any one (1) occurrence, <br />and public liability coverage of accidental bodily injury including death, to any member of <br />the public in an amount of not less than five hundred thousand dollars ($ 500,000.00) for <br />all public liability from any one occurrence. The policy of insurance filed must also contain <br />the following provision: "The City of South Bend through the Office of the City Controller <br />will be given fifteen (15) business days notice prior to the effective date of the cancellation <br />or other material change of this policy". <br />13. Certification that the application information is correct by verifying <br />under oath and under the penalties for perjury that all information and representation <br />contained in the application are true and correct. <br />(b) Each application for a Practitioner's License shall be sent to the appropriate <br />offices for review and recommendation. More specifically, the County Health Department <br />shall review said application with regard to the training and education requirements; the <br />