10 GCA § 22104: Requirements.

Pursuant to the Administrative Adjudication Law, the Director shall establish and may modify by regulation, the requirements and fees for obtaining a Health Certificate. The requirements for a Health Certificate shall include:

(a) a physical examination;

(b) written, oral or practical examinations; and

(c) minimum education standards and continuing education programs deemed necessary by the Director to prevent the spread of communicable diseases in any health-regulated establishment wherever such employment or activity places the employee in intimate contact with the customer or the customer’s food or drink.

No Health Certificate shall be issued to any person who has not established through written documentation, as approved by the Director, that the person is a citizen of the United States, a permanent resident alien or a nonimmigrant who is authorized by the Immigration and Naturalization Service to be employed in the United States.