§ 14-5F-01 Definitions
§ 14-5F-02 Purposes of subtitle
§ 14-5F-03 Rights not limited
§ 14-5F-04 Regulations
§ 14-5F-04.1 Naturopathic Doctors Formulary Council
§ 14-5F-05 Fees
§ 14-5F-06 Naturopathic Medicine Advisory Committee
§ 14-5F-07 Members
§ 14-5F-08 Powers
§ 14-5F-09 Immunity
§ 14-5F-10 Licensing
§ 14-5F-11 Licenses – Qualifications
§ 14-5F-12 Licenses – Application
§ 14-5F-13 Licenses – Issuance
§ 14-5F-14 Licenses – Authorization conferred
§ 14-5F-15 Licenses – Term; renewal; requirements
§ 14-5F-15.1 Change of name or address
§ 14-5F-16 Inactive status; reinstatement
§ 14-5F-17 Surrender or lapse of license
§ 14-5F-18 Denial, suspension, or revocation of license; reprimands, probation
§ 14-5F-19 Report
§ 14-5F-20 Investigation
§ 14-5F-21 Procedure
§ 14-5F-22 Orders; surrender and return of license
§ 14-5F-23 Judicial appeal
§ 14-5F-24 Reinstatement of license
§ 14-5F-25 Cease and desist orders
§ 14-5F-26 Adherence to federal, State, or local laws
§ 14-5F-27 Fees for consultations permitted
§ 14-5F-28 Display of notice of federal guidelines on universal precautions
§ 14-5F-29 Unlicensed practice prohibited
§ 14-5F-30 Unauthorized practice – Representations to public
§ 14-5F-31 Short title
§ 14-5F-32 Termination of subtitle

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Terms Used In Maryland Code > HEALTH OCCUPATIONS > Title 14 > Subtitle 5F - Naturopathic Doctors

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