What documentation must a certificate holder or licensee provide when audited by the Board?

When a certificate holder or licensee is audited by the Board, they are required to provide full documentation of Continuing Education Units (CEUs). This is essential because the Board needs to ensure that the licensee is maintaining their professional development and meeting the mandated requirements for continuing education in their field.

The full documentation of CEUs typically includes details such as the courses taken, the hours earned, the providers of the education, and the dates of completion. This documentation serves as evidence that the licensee is actively engaging in education to enhance their skills and knowledge, which is a key component of maintaining licensure and ensuring public safety.

The other options, while potentially relevant in other contexts, do not fulfill the specific requirements of the audit. A summary of program benefits might provide information but does not serve as the concrete evidence the Board is seeking. A letter of intent could relate to various intent declarations but does not pertain to CEU compliance. Proof of payment for sessions might indicate that the licensee has engaged in training, but without comprehensive documentation of the CEUs earned, it does not validate the fulfillment of education requirements.