§ 36-5-1 Scope of practice–Limitations–Inapplicability to physicians
§ 36-5-1.1 Definitions
§ 36-5-2 Advertising or practicing without license or annual license renewal–Misdemeanor
§ 36-5-2.1 Injunction for violation authorized
§ 36-5-2.2 Liability of violators for enforcement expenses
§ 36-5-3 Composition of board–Appointment and terms–Vacancies
§ 36-5-4 Officers of board–Rules and regulations–Examination of candidates
§ 36-5-4.1 Records and reports
§ 36-5-6 Acceptance of funds by the board–Separate fund–Payments from fund–Expense limited by revenue
§ 36-5-8 Educational requirements for license
§ 36-5-11 Application for license–Fee
§ 36-5-12 Scope of examinations
§ 36-5-13 License without examination on certification from another state or national board–Fee
§ 36-5-14 Display of license
§ 36-5-14.1 Annual renewal of license–Fee
§ 36-5-14.2 Additional requirements for annual license
§ 36-5-14.3 Certain healing arts practitioners to participate in alternate health care delivery systems
§ 36-5-15 Rules of practice governing chiropractors–Privileges
§ 36-5-15.1 Chiropractic physician preceptor program
§ 36-5-15.2 Regulation and licensing of practice of chiropractic and chiropractic radiography–Enforcement–Hearing officers
§ 36-5-15.3 Education and experience requirement rules for practice of chiropractic radiography
§ 36-5-15.5 Unlicensed practice of chiropractic radiography as misdemeanor
§ 36-5-16 Grounds for refusal or revocation of license–Procedure
§ 36-5-16.1 Suspension, reprimand, or probation in lieu of revocation–Hearing
§ 36-5-17 Appeal from board
§ 36-5-19 Peer review committee–Immunity from liability–Conditions–Official immunity unaffected–Fee
§ 36-5-20 Disciplinary committee–Immunity from liability–Conditions–Official immunity unaffected
§ 36-5-21 Ethics committee–Immunity from liability–Conditions–Official immunity unaffected–Promulgation of rules
§ 36-5-22 Criminal background investigation of applicants for licensure
§ 36-5-24 Application for certification as chiropractic assistant
§ 36-5-25 Minimum educational and training requirements–Continuing education requirements
§ 36-5-26 Out-of-state applicants
§ 36-5-27 Additional requirements for certification
§ 36-5-28 Revocation or suspension of registration
§ 36-5-29 Unauthorized practice as chiropractic assistant–Misdemeanor
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 36 > Chapter 5 - Chiropractors

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