What is the minimum required hours for study of theory, law, and cleaning and disinfecting?

The minimum required hours for study of theory, law, and cleaning and disinfecting in North Dakota Esthetician Law Practice is established at 60 hours. This requirement ensures that aspiring estheticians receive comprehensive foundational knowledge necessary to safely and effectively perform their duties.

The curriculum is designed to cover essential topics such as the legal aspects of esthetics, the principles of infection control, skin care theory, and the regulations governing esthetic practices. By mandating these 60 hours of study, the state ensures that all practitioners are equipped with a solid understanding of the crucial theoretical frameworks and health standards that are integral to the profession, ultimately promoting public safety and a higher standard of care within the industry. This requirement underscores the commitment to professionalism and the ethical practice of esthetics that the state seeks to enforce.