What does an Independent Contractor Registration allow a practitioner to do?

An Independent Contractor Registration enables a practitioner to perform services in a licensed facility without direct supervision. This registration is essential for those who wish to establish their own practice within a regulated environment, allowing them flexibility and autonomy in how they offer services.

Having this registration means that the practitioner is recognized as qualified and is free from the constraints of being closely supervised by a facility license holder. This setup is beneficial for both the practitioner and the clients, as it allows for a wide range of services to be offered in a professional environment while upholding safety and regulatory standards.

In contrast, the other options involve limitations or restrictions that do not align with the autonomy provided by Independent Contractor Registration. For example, performing under the control of a facility license holder would imply a level of oversight that is not permitted under this registration. Similarly, providing services only at predetermined times would restrict the flexibility that comes with independent contracting.