Georgia Administrative Code

(1) A limited temporary- license may be issued to a podiatrist from another state or country upon approval by the Georgia State Board of Podiatry Examiners ("Board"). (2) A limited temporary license will only be issued to a podiatrist for the purpose of advancing medical educatio…

(1) Renewal: All podiatrists licensed in the State of Georgia shall submit to the Board of Podiatry Examiners ("Board") a license renewal application prior to the date of license expiration every two (2) years. (a) Each renewal application shall include a nonrefundable license re…

(1) The Board has determined inactive status will be available for those persons meeting the prescribed criteria which shall remain in full force for life, unless reactivated under Board Rules, and which shall incur no fees. To be eligible to be placed in inactive status, a licen…

(1) The purpose of continuing education hours for podiatrists is to maintain and enhance the professional competence of podiatrists licensed to practice in Georgia for the protection of the health and welfare of the people of the State of Georgia. (2) As a requirement for the bie…

(1) At the time a license to practice podiatric medicine is renewed, the applicant must acknowledge and state that the applicant has earned the required continuing education credit hours for license renewal. (2) The renewal applicant must keep on file a record of the accumulated …

Approval of Providers and Sponsors shall be as follows: (a) In lieu of individual state regulations, the Georgia State Board of Podiatry Examiners will recognize providers and sponsors approved by the Council on Podiatric Medical Education of the American Podiatric Medical Associ…

No Podiatrist, or employee or agent thereof on his behalf, shall offer, agree to accept, or receive compensation in any form for the referral of professional services to or from another health care provider or entity. This prohibition includes any form of fee division or charging…

Any podiatrist performing an amputation as described in O.C.G.A. 43-35-3(5)(F) must be currently credentialed to perform this procedure at a hospital regulated under Article 1, Chapter 7, Title 31 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated.

The Georgia State Board of Podiatry Examiners has the authority to refuse to grant or to grant a license to an applicant, or to discipline a podiatrist licensed in the State of Georgia if that individual has engaged in unprofessional conduct. For the purpose of the enforcement an…

The required fees for examination application, examinations; renewals, delinquent renewals; temporary licenses; and duplicate wall certificates are as shown on the schedule of fees adopted by the Board. Fees may be reviewed and changed at the discretion of and by action of the Bo…

The council shall be known as the County and Municipal Probation Advisory Council of Georgia.

The purpose of the council is to promulgate rules and regulations regarding contracts or agreements for the provision of probation services; for the conduct of business by private entities providing probation services and county, municipal, or consolidated governments establishin…

The governing statutes for the County and Municipal Probation Advisory Council are found in the OCGA § 42-8-100 to § 42-8-108

Unless the context requires otherwise, the following words and terms shall have the following meanings: (a) "Governing Authority" means the elected body of any county or municipality or consolidated government with statutory power to enter into written contracts with corporations…

The County and Municipal Probation Advisory Council is assigned to the Administrative Office of the Courts for administrative purposes. The rules and regulations of the council will be administered by the staff director of the council.

The principal office of the council is: Suite 300, 244 Washington Street, SW, Atlanta, Georgia 30334-5900.

The County and Municipal Probation Advisory Council is composed of eleven voting members. (a) Five members shall be designated by respective councils of courts for indeterminate terms: 1. One superior court judge designated by the Council of Superior Court Judges, representing a …

The officers of the council are a chairperson and vice chairperson

The council will annually elect a chairperson and vice chairperson from its membership in such a manner that represented components are not succeeded from one year to the next year. Officers will be elected from a majority of the members of the council

The chairperson will call meetings, notify members as required, preside at all meetings, name committees, represent the council with respect to releases to the media and in dealing with other agencies and entities, and perform such other duties and acts that pertain to the office…