§ 61-12G-1 Short title
§ 61-12G-2 Definitions
§ 61-12G-3 Qualifications for licensure
§ 61-12G-4 Approved naturopathic medical educational program
§ 61-12G-5 Display of license
§ 61-12G-6 Scope of practice
§ 61-12G-7 Referral requirement
§ 61-12G-8 Prohibitions
§ 61-12G-9 Exemptions
§ 61-12G-10 Protected titles
§ 61-12G-11 Naturopathic doctors’ advisory council created
§ 61-12G-12 Council duties
§ 61-12G-13 License expiration; renewal; denial; revocation;
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 61 > Article 12G - Naturopathic Doctors' Practice

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