To become State Licensed: Required Education. You must have completed 30 semester hours from an accredited college, junior college, community college or university. Applicants holding an Associate degree or higher from an accredited college, junior college, community college or university satisfy the 30-hour college level education requirement. Required Experience. Two thousand (2,000) hours of experience are required to be obtained in no fewer than twelve (12) months.
Latent TB is when a person has TB bacteria in their body but there are no symptoms, so they donât feel unwell. You cannot pass latent TB on to others, but there is a risk that you will become ill with active TB later on, especially if your immune system is weakened, such as through another illness.ou have a greater risk of catching TB (active or latent) if you: 1  know someone who has had TB in their throat or lungs. 2  live or work in poorly ventilated or overcrowded conditions, where TB can spread more easily. 3  have links to areas of the world where TB is more common, such as Africa, Asia or Eastern Europe.
A person with a latent infection can still pass the virus on to others. A latent infection is a situation in which a virus is present in the body, but it remains dormant. Some infections are never fully flushed from the body and become latent.