§ 14-5D-01 Definitions
§ 14-5D-01 v2 Definitions
§ 14-5D-02 Practice of authorized health occupation not limited
§ 14-5D-03 Fees
§ 14-5D-04 Athletic Trainer Advisory Committee
§ 14-5D-05 Composition
§ 14-5D-06 Powers and duties of Committee and Board
§ 14-5D-07 License required; exception
§ 14-5D-08 Qualifications
§ 14-5D-09 Application and issuance of license
§ 14-5D-10 Authority granted by license
§ 14-5D-11 Supervision required; evaluation and treatment protocol
§ 14-5D-11.1 Employment of athletic trainer without license or approved evaluation and treatment protocol prohibited
§ 14-5D-11.2 Notification to Board of termination of trainer
§ 14-5D-11.3 Assumption of duties under evaluation and treatment protocols; disapproval
§ 14-5D-11.4 Dry needling
§ 14-5D-12 Expiration and renewal of license
§ 14-5D-12.1 Notification to Board of change of address
§ 14-5D-13 Surrender or lapse of license
§ 14-5D-14 Denial of license, reprimand, probation, or suspension or revocation of license
§ 14-5D-14 v2 Denial of license, reprimand, probation, or suspension or revocation of license
§ 14-5D-15 Hearing; appeal
§ 14-5D-16 Reinstatement of license
§ 14-5D-16.1 Individual licensee profiles – Internet posting
§ 14-5D-17 Practice without license prohibited
§ 14-5D-18 Violations; penalties
§ 14-5D-19 Short title
§ 14-5D-20 Termination of subtitle
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Terms Used In Maryland Code > HEALTH OCCUPATIONS > Title 14 > Subtitle 5D - Athletic Trainers

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