To administer medication or to perform cosmetic and dermatologic treatments, a nurse shall: Complete a program of study that includes theory appropriate to the medication to be administered and the procedure to be performed that includes, but is not limited to: Anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiology related to the integumentary system as well as systems specific to the procedure being performed; Appropriate technique for each cosmetic procedure; Nursing assessment, cosmetic indications, and contraindications for treatment; Pharmacology intervention specific to the cosmetic procedure including, but not limited to: Assessment and monitoring of the receiving the medication; Effects and potential side effects of the medication; Contraindications to the administration of the medication; The ability to anticipate and recognize potential complications of the medication; The ability to recognize emergency situations and institute appropriate interventions; Preparation, storing, and handling of the medication; and Proficiency in administering the medication by the required route; Selection, maintenance, and utilization of equipment; Identification of realistic and expected outcomes of the procedure; Identification of complications or adverse reactions; Nursing care required and appropriate nursing interventions in the event of complications or untoward outcomes; Infection control procedures; Safety precautions appropriate to each procedure; Documentation appropriate to the type of the procedure being performed; and Precepted clinical practice by a clinical preceptor that includes documented initial and annual competency of the nurse in each cosmetic procedure the nurse is to perform; Document evidence of clinical and psychomotor proficiency competency before independently performing each cosmetic procedure; Perform the procedures on a frequent routine predictable basis in order to retain practice proficiency; Be evaluated for continued clinical competency at periodic intervals; and Obtain additional education when the population changes or new procedures are introduced into the practice.