(a) To become a registered clinical training institution (CTI), a person shall:
  (1) provide activities in an array of the KSA dimensions, including assessment and counseling;
  (2) serve a predominantly substance-abusing population;
  (3) employ a full time QCC as the CTI coordinator;
  (4) be in good standing, with no pending disciplinary actions, with applicable licensing and regulatory agencies;
  (5) agree to comply with applicable rules in this subchapter; and
  (6) submit a complete application.
(b) The program shall receive the registration and training program number before training begins. Approval allows the CTI to provide clinical training at any of its programs or sites with relevant services.
(c) The registration shall expire on the second anniversary of the date of issue. The CTI shall apply to renew the registration every two years by submitting a completed application form. The department may mail a courtesy notice, but it is the program's responsibility to apply in a timely manner.
(d) The CTI shall notify the department in writing within 30 days of the following changes:
  (1) a change in the CTI coordinator;
  (2) a change in the CTI's name, mailing address, or telephone number; and
  (3) closure of the CTI. The CTI shall return its registration with its notice of closure. Closure of the CTI and/or surrender of a CTI's registration in response to a complaint shall be deemed to be the result of formal disciplinary action, as described in §140.429 of this title (relating to Voluntary Surrender of License, Certification, or Registration In Response to a Complaint).

Source Note: The provisions of this §140.410 adopted to be effective September 9, 2008, 33 TexReg 7520; amended to be effective August 9, 2012, 37 TexReg 5788