The Board shall issue a certificate of qualification to be a preceptor in the AIT program if the following conditions are met: The preceptor holds and has held a license from the Board for 1 year or longer; The proposed preceptor has been satisfactorily employed in nursing home administration for a minimum of 3 years as the nursing home administrator of record; The proposed preceptor has no disciplinary action pending nor is currently under investigation by the Board; Individuals seeking certification as preceptors in the AIT program shall submit evidence of the successful completion of the preceptor training course offered by NAB; and The proposed preceptor has either been employed full time as a nursing home administrator of record for a minimum of 2 of the past 3 years immediately before application to precept or meets the following qualifications: Works on the same property as the nursing home where the AIT program will be conducted; Is able to demonstrate to the Board the proposed preceptor’s active, direct, and material management and daily operations of the nursing home; and Has been actively licensed as a nursing home administrator for a minimum of 5 years immediately before application to precept. If the proposed preceptor has not precepted an AIT program within the past 5 years, the proposed preceptor shall recertify as a preceptor by completing the preceptor training course offered by NAB. The Board may disapprove a preceptor for a training program: If the preceptor has failed to remain in compliance with this chapter; or At any time for good cause.