§ 36-8-1 Podiatric medicine defined
§ 36-8-2 State Board of Podiatry Examiners–Terms of office–Vacancies
§ 36-8-2.1 Lay member of board–Appointment and term of office
§ 36-8-3 Officers of board–Promulgation of rules by board–Seal
§ 36-8-4 Monthly payment of receipts into treasury–Special account–Continuousappropriation–Expense not to exceed collections
§ 36-8-4.1 Board continued within Department of Health–Records and reports
§ 36-8-6 Advertising or practice of podiatric medicine without license as misdemeanor
§ 36-8-7 Practices exempt from requirement of license
§ 36-8-8 Qualifications of applicants for license
§ 36-8-9 Application fee
§ 36-8-12 Licensing of podiatrists from other states
§ 36-8-13 Display of licenses
§ 36-8-13.1 Certain healing arts practitioners to participate in alternate health care deliverysystems
§ 36-8-14 Licensee not to mislead as to qualifications
§ 36-8-15 Fee for annual renewal–Duration of renewal
§ 36-8-16 Grounds for suspension or revocation of certificate
§ 36-8-17 Acts constituting unprofessional or dishonorable conduct–No basis for criminalprosecution
§ 36-8-18 Procedure for suspension or revocation of license
§ 36-8-19 Appeal from Board of Examiners
§ 36-8-20 Reinstatement of suspended or revoked license–Costs and fee
§ 36-8-22 Actions for injunction–Election of remedies
§ 36-8-23 Continuing education
§ 36-8-25 Regulation of the use of laser or ionizing radiation
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 36 > Chapter 8 - Podiatrists

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