To perform infusion therapy, the licensee shall: Complete an infusion therapy program of study which contains didactic content and a clinical practicum consistent with the standards of practice established by the INS or other bodies approved by the Board that includes but is not limited to: Infusion access devices; Selected infusates, blood, and blood components; Nursing assessment and monitoring skills required for the infusion therapy acts to be performed; Management of complications related to the infusion therapy and access devices; and Delivery devices; Have documented evidence of clinical competency before independently: Inserting infusion devices; or Managing the care of patients receiving infusion therapy; Perform the infusion therapy acts on a frequent routine predictable basis in order to retain practice proficiency; Be evaluated for continued clinical competency at planned periodic time intervals; and Obtain additional education on nursing assessment and monitoring when the patient population changes.