What action must the board take within 30 days of a person completing a licensing examination?

The board is required to notify a person of the examination results within 30 days of that individual completing a licensing examination. This requirement ensures that candidates receive timely feedback on their performance, which is essential for planning next steps, whether they have passed or need to prepare for a retest.

Receiving prompt notification allows candidates to understand their status in the licensing process and fosters transparency and efficiency within the regulatory framework. This immediate communication aids in the professional development of the candidate, as it provides them with the necessary information to either proceed forward in their career or address any areas needing improvement.

The other options do not align with the regulations governing the board’s obligations following an examination. Providing study materials or issuing provisional licenses may be part of a broader support structure but are not mandated actions post-examination notification. Additionally, scheduling a follow-up examination is contingent upon the results of the current examination and is not automatically initiated within that 30-day timeframe.