Professions and Occupationss

Preceptor; application to the Board. A chiropractor who desires to participate in the program as a preceptor shall make application to the Board, on a form prescribed by the Board, for approval as a preceptor. If the Board finds that said chiropractor meets the standards and qual…

Intern; application to the Board. A student at a CCE-accredited chiropractic college who is in his or her last academic year and who desires to participate in the program as an intern shall make application to the Board, on a form prescribed by the Board, for approval as an inter…

Experience planning. The organization, content, duration, and weekly schedule of each intern's Practicum Education Experience shall be jointly developed by the designated representative of the intern's college and the preceptor at least one month prior to the beginning of the Exp…

Standards and qualifications for a preceptor. A chiropractor who desires to participate in the program as a preceptor shall meet the following standards and qualifications: 1. hold an original license and current renewal license; 2. have a minimum of five (5) years of experience …

Responsibilities of preceptor. A preceptor shall have the following responsibilities to the intern, the intern's college, and the Board: 1. to confer with the designated representative of the college prior to the beginning of each experience to develop the organization, content, …

Responsibilities of intern. An intern shall have the following responsibilities to the intern's college, the preceptor, and the Board: 1. to provide a current telephone number and address of his location in the state to the preceptor and the Board within a reasonable time after a…

Responsibility of the college. An intern's college shall have the following responsibilities to the intern, the preceptor, and the Board: 1. to provide the complete name, biographical data (including work experience) and a report of the Health status of the intern to the precepto…

Miscellaneous provisions. 1. An intern shall be allowed to perform only those duties which are lawful and ethical in the practice of chiropractic in Mississippi. 2. Any incident reports related to an intern's experience shall be maintained by the preceptor and shall be the sole p…

Definition. A person who has graduated from a CCE-accredited college of chiropractic maintaining a standard of training acceptable to the Board of Chiropractic Examiners, but who has not been licensed in any other state. Anyone graduating three (3) years prior to July 1, 2003 can…

Qualifications. 1. Completed application approved by the Board on file at the Executive Secretary's office; 2. Certified transcripts from the graduating chiropractic college; 3. Certified transcripts from undergraduate college totaling sixty (60) semester hours; 4. Transcript fro…

Program time period. 1. This program is good for six (6) months after acceptance into the program. 2. This program can be renewed by a majority vote of the Board and a payment of a Fifty Dollar ($50.00) renewal fee. 3. This program can only be renewed at the discretion of the Boa…

A chiropractor not licensed to practice in Mississippi but who is licensed and in good standing in any other state, territory, or jurisdiction of the United States or any other nation or foreign jurisdiction may engage in the practice of chiropractic if he or she is employed or d…

A chiropractor requesting this license shall have in the Executive Secretary's office of the Board twenty (20) days before the event the following: 1. application approved by the Board; 2. copy of license from the State in which the chiropractor practices; 3. proof from the licen…

The Board may issue in its discretion without examination, an emergency license to an applicant, subject to the following conditions: 1. An applicant shall file an application for an emergency license, accompanied by the following: a. certification from all States in which the ap…

Renewal of emergency license will be at the Board's discretion at the end of the original ninety (90) days. With a majority vote of the Board such license may be extended at Board discretion for ninety (90) day increments until licensed resident chiropractor is able to resume his…

Pursuit to 73-6-1 (8): A licensed Mississippi chiropractor acting as an unlicensed veterinary assistant may manipulate/adjust animals provided that he or she has the requisite knowledge of the anatomy of the animal patient and is working under the direct supervision of the licens…

The Mississippi State Board of Chiropractic Examiners places the following restrictions on chiropractic physicians who engage in the practice of chiropractic while the consumer of chiropractic service is under anesthesia. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 2001-21-100 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-6…

A chiropractic physician may not engage in the practice of chiropractic while the consumer of the chiropractic services is under anesthesia unless: 1. The manipulation under anesthesia/joint anesthesia (MUA/JA) is performed at a facility that is licensed by the Mississippi Depart…

A chiropractic physician who violates this rule is guilty of unprofessional conduct in the practice of chiropractic. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 2001-21-102 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-6-5(1972)

Nothing in this rule shall be construed as to require a hospital facility to grant allied hospital privileges to a chiropractic physician. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 2001-21-103 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-6-5(1972)

Any person whose license has lapsed/expired may apply for re-licensure upon the following conditions: The former licensee had a valid Mississippi license previously; The former licensee is in good standing and no conditions exist if the license were reinstated that would justify …

These rules and regulations of the Mississippi State Board of Chiropractic Examiners replaces and supersedes any and all rules and regulations previously adopted by said Board. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 2001-23-100 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-6-1-5(1972)

1.1.1 Applicants for admittance to the Architect Registration Examination (the ARE) must: A. submit the Mississippi Application for Admittance to the ARE; and B. pay the application fee prescribed in Rule 2.4; and C. submit an official record from the National Council of Architec…

Each examination candidate shall pay a one-time examination application fee, as prescribed in Rule 2.4, to the Board. The examination fees for each division of the ARE will be paid to NCARB or the test vendor. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 201-1.10 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-1-17 Amended 6/1…

Requests for modifications to the examination administration to accommodate physical or other disabilities must be made in writing to the Board. Such a request must be accompanied by a physician's report and/or a report by a diagnostic specialist, along with supporting data, conf…

Examination candidates, as applicants before the Board, are subject to the jurisdiction of the Board. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 201-1.12 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-1-17 Amended 6/1/2016 Amended 6/10/2017

The Architect Experience Program (AXP), which was formerly known as the Intern Development Program (IDP), is the intern-architect development program approved and required by the Board. AXP is administered by NCARB. An applicant shall be deemed to have met or exceeded the work re…

Through a test vendor, the Board will administer the ARE, as prepared by NCARB, to all candidates who have been approved by the Board in accordance with the training and education requirements pertaining to registration by examination. This examination will be administered in com…

Upon admittance to the ARE by the Board, NCARB will provide an approved candidate with information on the procedure for scheduling a test session, the test content and instructions on taking the computer-based examination. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 201-1.4 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-1-17…

An approved candidate shall appear personally for exams at the scheduled date, time and place and in accordance with the test vendor's requirements. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 201-1.5 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-1-17 Amended 6/1/2016 Amended 6/10/2017

The ARE shall be graded in accordance with the methods and procedures recommended by NCARB. In order for an examination candidate to achieve registration, all sections of the examination must be passed within the prescribed timeframe and with the minimum score specified by NCARB.…

The test vendor will monitor the computer sections of the ARE in strict compliance with the procedures approved by NCARB. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 201-1.7 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-1-17 Amended 6/1/2016 Amended 6/10/2017

A candidate is allowed unlimited retakes of the ARE. Notes 30 Miss. Code. R. 201-1.8 Miss. Code Ann. § 73-1-17 Amended 6/1/2016 Amended 6/10/2017

Once the scores are released, the candidate shall receive an official Score Report from NCARB or the test vendor. A score of PASS must be achieved by examination candidates on all divisions of the ARE in order for that candidate to be considered for initial registration. Notes 30…

2.1.1 Applicants for initial registration by examination must: A. submit to the jurisdiction of the Board; and B. provide an official record from NCARB which documents that the applicant: 1. has acquired a professional degree in architecture from a school or college of architectu…

2.2.1 An individual with a current architectural license in another NCARB jurisdiction may apply for reciprocal registration in order to offer services or to practice architecture in this State. Applicants for reciprocal registration must: A. submit to the jurisdiction of the Boa…

2.3.1 Certificates of registration shall be renewed on or before November 30, in odd numbered years. A renewal form will be mailed to each registered architect who holds a current license in good standing. Those licenses not renewed prior to the November 30 deadline may be late r…

Fees are non-refundable except in the case of an error resulting in an incorrect charge or duplicate charges. RESIDENTS Application/Registration $275.00 Reinstatement Fee $600.00 Biennial Renewal Fee $275.00 NON-RESIDENTS Application/Registration $450.00 Reinstatement Fee $600.00…

Architects who have been registered in this state for ten (10) consecutive years who are retired from active practice or other related professional activities may request "Emeritus Status" by filing an application showing compliance with the requirements of this section if they a…

An individual may choose to use the title "Intern Architect" in conjunction with employment in an architectural firm while the individual is completing AXP if the individual: A. has been awarded a NAAB accredited professional degree in architecture; and B. is actively enrolled in…

An individual not licensed in Mississippi or an individual on inactive status with the Board who is seeking an architectural commission in Mississippi, including a commission awarded through a design competition, may offer or propose architectural services only if all the followi…

The term "employee of the United States" as contained in Miss. Code Ann. § 73-1-39(a) means a federal employee as defined in 5 United States Code Service (U.S.C.S.) Section 2101. Otherwise, an individual engaged to provide architectural services on a federal project or on federal…

A. Notwithstanding any other provision of law or the Rules and Regulations of the Board, the Board shall issue a license to an applicant who is a member of the military, or an applicant who is married to or is a dependent of a member of the military, if, upon application to the B…

All records of the Board which deal with applications, examinations, ongoing investigations, personnel files and NCARB Certificates shall be kept confidential in view of the sensitive nature of the material contained therein. Public records shall be made available, pursuant to th…

3.2.1 An architect can practice as a sole proprietor, or through a partnership, a professional corporation or a professional association pursuant to Miss. Code Ann. 79-10-1, et seq., as amended, or through a professional limited liability company pursuant to Miss. Code Ann. 79-29…

Any person may file a complaint against a registered architect, or any individual, charging a violation of the Architect Registration law. Such complaints shall be filed with the Board, either verbally or in writing, and need not be signed or sworn to. The Board shall proceed in …

Upon official notification of registration, the architect shall secure an official seal or rubber stamp for use in this state. Seals are to be circular in form and 1 1/2 inches in diameter. A copy of the design is shown, and shall contain the following information: Name, registra…