Multiply that by the number of exams you need to take to calculate how much time you need. You are allowed 90 minutes for each examination.Applicants taking four fields of practice examinations should arrive and be ready to test at 9 a.m. Applicants who are taking two or more fields of practice examinations should arrive as early as possible (no later than noon) to complete their examinations by our office closing time of 4:30 p.m.HLO office hours to begin testing are Monday 8 a.m.The written examinations are conducted on a walk-in basis (no appointment necessary).And, after you pass the exams, you will pay a certification fee for each field of practice.Each field of practice written examination.Practical examination scores are valid for two years from the date the practical examination was completed and passed.Īll applicants must pass the Oregon Laws and Rules examination as well as the written exam for each field of practice in which they wish to obtain licensure. A passing score of a board-approved practical examination.An official transcript from an educational institution showing proof of hours for the field(s) of practice you are applying for.Cosmetology Practitioner Application (found below under the Forms section).Submission of the following must be made to the Health Licensing Office: Esthetics: 444 hours, 220 practical operationsĬompetency-based school.Programs offered by Oregon licensed career schools under Higher Education Coordinating Commission's Private Career Schools Licensing Unit. Oregon applicants applying for an esthetician certification must first complete and pass courses required by the Pathway One - Graduation From an Educational Institution Other License and Certificate Related Topics.Residential and Outpatient Behavioral Health.Birth, Death, Marriage and Divorce Records.Licenses and Certificates arrow_drop_down.Other Health System Reform Related Topics.Other Oregon Health Plan Related Topics.Do you qualify for OHP? (Opens in new window).Log into your OHP Account (Opens in new window).Other Program and Service Related Topics.
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