A clinical program shall: Be taught by a licensed electrology instructor; Consist of at least 400 hours; Administer the clinical training in a semester consisting of not less than 3 months; and Ensure that each day of clinical study consists of not more than: 6 hours of training; or 2 hours of training if on the same day as theory instruction. There shall be at least one licensed instructor in attendance at all times for ten students or less. A student may not be assigned in any capacity to instruct another student. The curriculum shall include: Introduction, which shall include: The definition of electrology; and State laws and regulations governing the practice of electrology and requirements for licensure; Professional ethics as set forth in COMAR 10.53.05; Case history and record keeping; Consultation; Electrolysis, thermolysis, and the blend; Electricity; Needle types and performance; Sanitation, disinfection, and sterilization procedures as described in COMAR 10.53.09; Structure and dynamics of hair; Regrowth; Interpretation of hair growth patterns; Evaluation of tissue before, during, and after treatment; Draping, positioning, and lighting; Post-treatment; Insertions and epilations; Adverse reactions and contraindications of all hair removal methods; Normal and abnormal healing; Scheduling of appropriate follow-up treatments; Developing a practice; and Review of theory and clinical studies. An electrology program shall be taught in a facility that complies with Regulation .05 of this chapter.