An individual may be certified as: A registered nurse forensic nurse examiner-adult (RN-FNE-A); A registered nurse forensic nurse examiner-pediatric (RN-FNE-P); or A registered nurse forensic nurse examiner-adult/pediatric (RN-FNE-AP). An applicant applying for certification to practice as an RN-FNE-A, RN-FNE-P or RN-FNE-AP shall: Either: Hold a current license to practice as a registered nurse in Maryland; or Have a multistate licensure privilege to practice registered nursing; Have at least 18 months of continuous clinical experience as a registered nurse; Complete a training program that includes a standardized curriculum approved by the Board and designed for the RN-FNE-A; Complete in full the application for certification in the category selected; and Pay all fees established by the Board in COMAR 10.27.01.02. In addition to the requirements listed in §B of this regulation, an applicant applying for certification as an RN-FNE-P or RN-FNE-AP shall complete a training program that includes the following standardized curricula approved by the Board: The standardized curriculum designed for the RN-FNE-A; and The standardized curriculum designed for the RN-FNE-P. A registered nurse who has been certified by the Board as a SAFE on or after December 13, 1999 may be certified to practice as an RN-FNE-A, RN-FNE-P, or RN-FNE-AP if the individual: Submits a form required by the Board attesting that the individual has: Served in the role of SAFE for 200 hours in the previous 12 months; Obtained a total of 8 education clock hours in forensic science or forensic nursing in the previous 12 months; Completed three sexual assault evidentiary examinations in the previous 12 months with respect to: Adults and individuals 13 years old or older if applying for RN-FNE-A; Children who are younger than 13 years old if applying for RN-FNE-P; or Each category, if applying for RN-FNE-AP, for a total of six examinations; and Complies with all other requirements of this chapter. The Board shall: Maintain an up-to-date list of all RNs certified to practice as RN-FNEs in the State; and Include on the RN's license an indication that the licensee is certified to practice as an RN-FNE, and a designation of the RN-FNE's area of specialization.