N.M. Admin. Code § 16.2.16.16
A certified auricular detoxification specialist in good standing may place their certification on inactive status for up to three years by notifying the board of their intention to do so. Renewal fees will not be due during the period of inactivity. The certified auricular detoxification specialist shall not engage in the practice of auricular detoxification while the certification is inactive. If certification has not been reactivated within three years of its being placed on inactive status, the certification shall be considered expired. Should the certified auricular detoxification specialist wish to reactivate an inactive certification, they may do so by notifying the board, and with board approval, performing eight complete auricular detoxification treatments directly supervised by a registered auricular detoxification supervisor within a board-approved training or treatment program within three months prior to reactivation; satisfying any additional requirements for certification imposed by the board at the time of recertification; paying a single auricular detoxification specialist certification renewal fee specified in 16.2.10 NMAC; and complying with all other requirements of 16.2.16.13 NMAC.
N.M. Admin. Code § 16.2.16.16