A temporary licensee shall spend a minimum of how many days in the sponsor's office within any 60-day period?

• A. 10 days
• B. 30 days
• C. 20 days
• D. 15 days

Answer: (C)

Supervision and hands‑on practice are kept in check by a clear requirement: a temporary licensee must spend a defined minimum number of days in the sponsor’s office within any 60‑day window. The rule establishes 20 days as that minimum. So, over any two-month period, the licensee needs to be physically present in the sponsor’s office for at least 20 days. This ensures ongoing supervision and practical training under the sponsor’s oversight, which helps protect patients and build the licensee’s competence.

Choosing fewer than 20 days wouldn’t meet the supervision standard, while 20 days or more satisfies it. The exact number serves as the floor for compliance within the rolling 60‑day periods, and more days are acceptable if the schedule allows.