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Learn How To Easily Obtain Your Body Art Permit From Your Local Health Department with Our Simple, Step-by-Step Guide. 

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Obtaining a Body Art Permit is a Crucial First Step Toward Building A SUCCESSFUL CAREER! This Permit Not Only Ensures That You're Meeting Legal and Health Standards But Also Demonstrates YOUR Commitment To Safety And Professionalism. 

Here's what you need to know: Step-by-Step Guide To Obtaining Your Body Art Permit

To Get Started: You'll Need Bloodborne Pathogen Certification, Be Over 18, and Have a Hepatitis B Vaccine!

What YOU Will Need To Apply For Your Body Art Permit

• Bloodborne Pathogen Certification: You Must Complete A Bloodborne Pathogen Certification Course Online Once a Year.

• Age Requirement: You Must Have A Valid ID Ready To Verify Your Over 18 Years Old

• Hepatitis B Vaccine: Submit Prof or Submit A Sign Off on a Hepatitis B Declination Statement.

Here is a List of Bloodborne Pathogen Certifications Online

Here is an Example A: Hepatitis B Declination Statement

Make Sure to Research Your Local Health Department’s Requirements 

Visit Your Local Health Department’s Website: Start by visiting the website of your local health department. Most counties or cities have a dedicated section for Body Art Permits, where you can find all the necessary information.

Search for Body Art or Tattoo Licensing: Look for sections related to Body Art, Tattoo Licensing, or similar categories. This is where you'll find the specific requirements for offering permanent makeup in your area.

Here is an Example of Sacramento County Body Art Permit.

Body Art Facility & Owner/Manager Practitioner Registration Requirements

Your Facility Will Have To Be Inspected By Your Local County Health Department To Receive Your Permit as they have to ensure the safety of your clients. 

Requirements for Submittal:

Here is an Example Here of Sacramento's Requirements for Submittal of Plan Review 

Plan Review Requirements:

• Adequate lighting.
• Separation from hair/nail activities.
• Lined waste containers.
• Sharps container labeled “BIOHAZARD” within arm’s reach of the practitioner.
• Hand sink with liquid soap dispenser and touch-less paper towel dispenser, permanently plumbed with hot and cold water.
• Ultrasonic cleaners are not allowed at workstations.
• Floors and walls must be smooth and washable.

   

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Notice of Practitioner Separation Required

If a practitioner leaves your body art facility, you are required to provide a Notice of Practitioner Separation to your local Health Department. This notice ensures that your facility’s records are up-to-date and that all health and safety protocols are maintained.

Providing a Notice of Practitioner Separation is a crucial step in maintaining the integrity and legal standing of your body art facility.