If a field representative changes employment, what must they do regarding their license?

When a field representative changes employment, it is necessary for them to notify the Board about the change. This requirement helps maintain the accuracy of the Board's records, ensuring that they are aware of where each representative is employed. This communication is vital for regulatory oversight and helps facilitate any necessary updates to the representative's license information.

By notifying the Board, the representative provides an opportunity for the Board to ensure ongoing compliance with any relevant laws and regulations that govern their practice, as well as to address any issues related to their qualifications or standing in the industry. Maintaining an up-to-date record fosters transparency and allows for smoother operations within the profession.

The other options involve actions that are not required simply due to a change of employment, such as submitting a new application, paying an additional fee, or waiting for the next renewal period, making them unnecessary in this context.