Connecticut General Statutes Title 20. Professional and Occupational Licensing, Certification, Title Protection and Registration. Examining Boards § 20-213. Embalmer's license. Examination. Fee. Out-of-state licensees

(a)(1) After a registered apprentice embalmer has (A) completed a program of education in mortuary science approved by the board with the consent of the Commissioner of Public Health, (B) successfully completed an examination prescribed by the Department of Public Health with the consent of the board, (C) completed one year of practical training and experience of a grade and character satisfactory to the commissioner in the state in full-time employment under the personal supervision and instruction of an embalmer licensed under the provisions of this chapter, and (D) embalmed fifty human bodies in not more than two years under the supervision of a licensed embalmer or embalmers, (2) the registered apprentice embalmer shall (A) submit to the department an application and fee of two hundred ten dollars, (B) take a written examination on the Connecticut public health laws and the regulations of Connecticut state agencies pertaining to the activities of an embalmer, and (C) take an examination in practical embalming that shall include an actual demonstration upon a cadaver. When the registered apprentice embalmer has satisfactorily passed such examinations, said department shall issue to him or her a license to practice embalming. At the expiration of such license, if the holder thereof desires a renewal, said department shall grant it pursuant to section 20-222a, except for cause.