Subject to subsection (g) of this section, the Board shall certify any applicant who meets the requirements of this subtitle. The Board shall: Issue each new certified nursing assistant, dialysis technician, or medication technician a certificate number and registration certificate that indicates the initial certificate was issued by the Board; and Electronically record each certificate in the Board’s database and on the Board’s website. Each certificate shall include: Any expiration date; The type of certificate; and Any specific category of nursing assistant. An individual who has met the requirements for a certified nursing assistant shall be certified with the title of “certified nursing assistant”. An individual who routinely performs nursing tasks delegated by a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse for compensation and has also completed a Board–approved course in medication administration shall be certified with the title of “certified medicine aide”. An individual who has met the requirements for a certified dialysis technician shall be certified with the title of “certified dialysis technician”. An individual who has met the requirements for a certified medication technician shall be certified with the title of “certified medication technician”. The Board may issue a temporary practice certificate to an applicant who: Has met the appropriate certification requirements of this subtitle to the satisfaction of the Board; and Does not have a criminal record and has not been the subject of a health professional disciplinary action in this State or another jurisdiction. Unless the Board suspends or revokes a temporary practice certificate, the temporary practice certificate expires 90 days after issuance. A temporary practice certificate may be extended up to an additional 90 days if the applicant is awaiting the completion of criminal history record information. A medication technician graduate may practice for no more than 90 days from the date of completion of a medication technician training program without certification by the Board. On receipt of the criminal history record information of an applicant for certification as a certified nursing assistant or dialysis technician forwarded to the Board in accordance with § 8–303 of this title, in determining whether to grant a certificate, the Board shall consider: The age at which the crime was committed; The circumstances surrounding the crime; The length of time that has passed since the crime; Subsequent work history; Employment and character references; and Other evidence that demonstrates whether the applicant poses a threat to the public health or safety. The Board may not issue a certificate if the criminal history record information required under § 8–303 of this title has not been received.