How many attempts does an AIT have to pass the licensing exam?

An Administrator in Training (AIT) is allowed up to three attempts to pass the licensing exam in Indiana. This policy is designed to provide AITs with the opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge and competencies required for licensure, ensuring that they are adequately prepared to manage health facilities responsibly. The three-attempt rule emphasizes the importance of mastery over the required material, while also allowing some flexibility for candidates who may need additional time to study and improve their understanding of the domain prior to being licensed. This approach balances the need for competency among health facility administrators with the recognition that not all candidates may pass on their first or second try.