(1) Podiatric residency programs in this State must receive and maintain Board approval by applying for such approval from the Board, by submitting documentation to show compliance with Florida Statutes § 461.014, and by on-going compliance with Florida Statutes § 461.014 The Board is under no obligation to grant approval to any program which does not demonstrate compliance with Florida Statutes § 461.014

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Terms Used In Florida Regulations 64B18-16.002

  • Obligation: An order placed, contract awarded, service received, or similar transaction during a given period that will require payments during the same or a future period.
    (2) The Board will withdraw approval upon finding that a podiatric residency program has failed to comply with Florida Statutes § 461.014
    (3) If approval is to be withdrawn, the Board will issue a Notice of Intention to Withdraw Approval. Thereafter the proceedings will be governed by Florida Statutes § 120.57
    (4) When approval has been withdrawn, residents enrolled in the program on or before the date on which the final order is rendered or the Notice of Intention to Withdraw Approval becomes final, will not be approved for examination or licensure by the Board unless they have complied with Section 461.014(1)(c), F.S. Residents enrolled after the date on which the final order is rendered or the Notice of Intention to Withdraw Approval becomes final, will not be allowed to take the examination or be licensed, until or unless they have completed one year of residency in a program with Board approval in effect during the residency.
Rulemaking Authority 461.005, 461.006, 461.014 FS. Law Implemented Florida Statutes § 461.014. History-New 11-24-80, Formerly 21T-16.02, 21T-16.002, 61F12-16.002, Amended 1-4-96, 6-17-97, Formerly 59Z-16.002, Amended 11-27-05, 10-27-14.