Which permit is necessary for a licensee to work in a licensed nursing home without a salon license?

The correct choice is the Homebound Service Permit. This permit is specifically designed for professionals who provide services to clients outside of a traditional salon setting, such as those living in nursing homes or who are unable to visit a salon due to health issues. When a licensee is employed in a licensed nursing home, this permit allows them to offer their services legally and ensures that they adhere to the regulations set forth by the state, while also guaranteeing the safety and well-being of the residents receiving the services.

The other options, while they may sound related, do not specifically pertain to providing services in nursing homes. For example, the Home Service Permit typically relates to offering services in home settings, but it does not guarantee compliance within the structured environment of a nursing home. The Temporary Work Permit is generally aimed at allowing individuals to work in a salon while pursuing their certification or license, making it unsuitable for a nursing home setting. Finally, the Nursing Service License applies to healthcare professionals rather than cosmetology or aesthetic services. Thus, the choice of the Homebound Service Permit clearly aligns with the requirements for offering services in a nursing home without a salon license.