Nebraska § 38-152 Base costs of credentialing

Nebraska Statutes

§ 38-152 — Base costs of credentialing

Nebraska § 38-152

Ch. 38Health Occupations and Professions

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 38-152 (2026).

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Base costs of credentialing are the costs that are common to all professions and businesses listed in section 38-121 and include the following:

(1)Salaries and benefits for employees of the department who work with credentialing activities;

(2)Shared operating costs for credentialing activities that are not specific to a particular profession or business such as indirect costs, rent, and utilities;

(3)Costs related to compliance assurance, including investigative costs, contested case costs, and compliance monitoring;

(4)Costs of the Licensee Assistance Program under section 38-175 ;

(5)Capital costs, including office equipment and computer hardware or software, which are not specific to a particular profession or business; and

(6)Other reasonable and necessary costs as determined

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Base costs of credentialing are the costs that are common to all professions and businesses listed in section 38-121 and include the following:
(1) Salaries and benefits for employees of the department who work with credentialing activities;
(2) Shared operating costs for credentialing activities that are not specific to a particular profession or business such as indirect costs, rent, and utilities;
(3) Costs related to compliance assurance, including investigative costs, contested case costs, and compliance monitoring;
(4) Costs of the Licensee Assistance Program under section 38-175 ;
(5) Capital costs, including office equipment and computer hardware or software, which are not specific to a particular profession or business; and
(6) Other reasonable and necessary costs as determined by the department.