North Dakota Administrative Code

Every applicant who satisfies the requirements for licensure or whose reciprocity has been accepted by the board shall be issued an official annual license to practice podiatric medicine in North Dakota. History: Effective October 1, 1982; amended effective December 1, 1991; Octo…

Every podiatrist to whom an annual license has been issued shall keep the license conspicuously in one's office or place of business, and shall whenever required exhibit the license to any member or representative of the board. If a licensee has more than one office or place of b…

Every licensed podiatrist must notify the board's secretary-treasurer of one's business address within thirty days of opening one's first office, all other offices, or moving of offices. History: Effective October 1, 1982; amended effective December 1, 1991. General Authority: ND…

Upon application for licensure, the board may issue a temporary license to practice podiatric medicine in North Dakota. The applicant shall submit all materials required for an annual license and license by reciprocity and pay the required application fee and temporary licensing …

1. An applicant for a temporary permit to practice podiatric medicine in North Dakota must submit a complete acceptable application for an annual license and pay the required fee for a temporary permit and the application fee. The applicant must submit written evidence that the a…

1. An applicant who has submitted an application for full licensure and: a. Has indicated the applicant is a spouse of an individual serving in the national guard or armed forces currently stationed in North Dakota; 1 b. Has provided copies of a military identification and curren…

1. All applicants for license by reciprocal agreement shall submit a completed application form provided by the board and shall comply with all application requirements set forth in this chapter. In addition to the required primary source licensure verification, the applicant als…

An honorary license may be granted to those individuals having demonstrated special services for podiatrists and the public of North Dakota. An honorary license does not confer the right or privilege to practice podiatric medicine in North Dakota. History: Effective October 1, 19…

1. Except as is otherwise provided for reinstatement of licenses for delinquency in renewals, any podiatrist whose license or permit to practice podiatric medicine has been properly revoked, suspended, or placed on probation by the board may apply for reinstatement after the time…

All remittances must be made payable to the North Dakota board of podiatric medicine and must be paid in United States money and are not refundable except as otherwise provided in section

1. Application fee $300 2. Application fee based on reciprocity $300 3. Temporary license fee $300 4. Delinquent renewal fee $100 5. Relicensure fee $300 6. Annual license fee or annual license renewal fee $750 7. Temporary permit fee $200 8. Reexamination license fee $300 9. Dup…

Each licensedpodiatrist shall annually register and renew the podiatrist's license with the board and pay such renewal fee as is set forth in this title. On or before December first of each year, the board shall mail to each licenseholder, at the holder's last known address as it…

A licensed podiatrist shall at the time of submitting the annual renewal application and as a condition of renewal submit to the board satisfactory evidence of having completed a minimum of sixty hours of study in the continuing education courses approved by the board and complet…

Passing the licensure examination completes the continuing education requirement for that license year or the successful enrollment in a clinical residency program for any person holding a temporary permit completes the continuing education requirement for that temporary permit y…

Satisfactory evidence of attendance must be attached to the statement demonstrating sufficient continuing education. The evidence must consist of a copy of a certification of attendance including the dates, title, and sponsors of the course. However, the board in its discretion m…

A licensed podiatrist may receive credits of continuing education annually through self-study, including television viewing, video or sound recorded programs, correspondence work, online courses, research, preparation and publication of scholarly works, or by other similar method…

The continuing education requirement may be waived by the board acting on an application for waiver by the podiatrist, satisfactorily explaining the podiatrist's basis for seeking such a waiver. History: Effective October 1, 1982; amended effective December 1, 1991. General Autho…

1. In order for a continuing education program to be approved by the board, the program must meet the following criteria: a. The content must be directly related to the practice of podiatric medicine. Subjects such as practice management, risk management, or those not of a scient…

If the license renewal is not completed by December 31 of any given year, the license shall be delinquent for nonrenewal until such time as the license renewal has been completed or until the license is deemed expired or revoked. If the delinquent license is not renewed on or bef…

A hearing after revocation shall be held in compliance with North Dakota Century Code chapter 28-32 and shall be held within sixty days of the service of the notice of revocation upon the podiatrist, subject to the podiatrist's right to waive this hearing upon agreement of the po…

Repealed effective December 1, 1991.

Any practitioner whose license has expired or been revoked for delinquency in renewal must reapply for licensure and must submit the regular application for license, the application fee, renewal fee and delinquency fee, and must pay the costs of the revocation hearing, if held. H…

Any person, public officer, association, or the board may register a complaint against a licensed podiatrist. The complaint must be in writing and must be submitted to the board. Mandatory reporting may be made on forms provided by the board. Any entity or person mandated to repo…

All complaints alleging or implying violations of North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-05 or this title shall be referred to the board. Upon receipt of a complaint, the board shall conduct the investigation it deems necessary to determine whether any podiatrist has committed any …

If the board decides that the complaint requires a formal administrative hearing, the hearing shall be in accordance with North Dakota Century Code chapter 28-32. 1. Upon the conclusion of the hearing, the board shall make findings of fact and conclusions of law and accordingly m…

1. Waivers - Application. A licensee or applicant for licensure may petition the board for a time limited waiver of any rule except for any part of a rule which incorporates a statutory requirement. The waiver must be granted if: a. The rule in question does not address a problem…

1. Every podiatrist with a drug enforcement agency registration number shall register with the prescription drug monitoring program. 2. a. When a podiatrist determines reported drugs will be prescribed to a patient for a period to exceed twelve weeks, the podiatrist shall request…

1. History. The 1967 legislative assembly passed the Potato Industry Promotion Act of North Dakota, which is codified as North Dakota Century Code chapter 4-10.1. This chapter establishes the state potato council to encourage and develop better methods of production, processing, …

1. Membership. The protection and advocacy project is governed by a committee which is made up only of those members appointed as provided by statute. Any vacancies on the committee must be filled as provided by statute. 2. Administrative status. The committee and project is an a…

All definitions in North Dakota Century Code section 25-01.3-01 apply in this article except those defined in this section or unless the context requires a different meaning. As used in this article, unless the context otherwise requires: 1. "Access to records" means the right to…

neglect, or exploitation and complaints. 1. The project will have access to records of an individual for representation of that individual and for investigation of complaints or reports of abuse, neglect, or exploitation. When those records are subject to confidentiality requirem…

1. Representation for specific individuals may be provided by the project consistent with North Dakota Century Code section 25-01.3-11 if: a. For an adult, services are consented to by the individual or the individual's guardian. b. For a minor, services are consented to by the m…

The project may investigate incidents of possible abuse, neglect, or exploitation reported to the project or which the project has probable cause to believe have occurred, pursuant to North Dakota Century Code chapter 25-01.3. If the project determines that an individual is unabl…

Disputes covered by this rule will be determined by administrative review which is an informal process. History: Effective June 1, 1998. General Authority: NDCC 25-01.3-02, 25-01.3-03 Law Implemented: NDCC 25-01.3-03, 25-01.3-06(9), 25-01.3-10, 28-32-05.1, 28-32-09

1. An individual has the right to administrative review of the actions or inaction of a project employee. This right is available only to an individual who is: a. An applicant for services from the project; b. A recipient or former recipient of services from the project; c. A par…

The public inquiry process is available to facilitate communication among the project and members of the public when more informal means of communication are not appropriate. Any issue that is not eligible for treatment within the administrative review process is eligible for han…

1. Any issue related to policy, procedure, or operations of the project may be presented for consideration through the public inquiry process. 2. The public inquiry process is initiated by sending or delivering a written inquiry to the project's executive director. If the inquiry…

1. History. The 1967 legislative assembly passed legislation establishing the state board of psychologist examiners, codified as North Dakota Century Code chapter 43-32. The board licenses psychologists and industrial-organizational psychologists. 2. Purpose and mission. The purp…

All individuals who wish to apply for licensing shall do so using the application initiation form provided by the board. Applicants shall complete that form and any online application process set forth on that form. An application is not considered complete until all required inf…

A regional accrediting association means any one of the following: 1. Southern association of colleges and schools. 2. Middle states association of colleges and schools. 1 3. New England association of colleges and schools. 4. North central association of colleges and schools. 5.…

Repealed effective September 1, 2000.

other jurisdictions - Expedited licensing. 1. Licensing of psychologists and industrial-organizational psychologists who are licensed by other jurisdictions must follow the procedures described in North Dakota Century Code sections 43-32-19.1 and 43-51-06 and one of the following…

1. The board shall license individuals who meet the definition of military spouse set forth in North Dakota Century Code section 43-51-01 who, through the submission of a completed application initiation form, demonstrate the following: a. The military spouse demonstrates compete…

Repealed effective October 1, 2011.

Repealed effective September 1, 2000.

All other applicants for licensing will follow the procedure set forth in North Dakota Century Code sections 43-32-20 and 43-32-34. 1. The American psychological association and the Canadian psychological association are accrediting bodies approved by the board under the requirem…

The American psychological association ethical principles of psychologists and code of conduct, amended 2010, apply to any individual licensed by the board or any applicant for licensure by the board. History: Amended effective September 1, 2000; April 1, 2007; October 1, 2011; J…

individual. If an individual filed an allegation that was previously dismissed by the board, the board may dismiss subsequent allegations filed by that individual without requesting written responses from the licensees or psychology residents if the board determines such allegati…

A completed application initiation form and paid fee must be on file with the board prior to beginning practice under provisional licensure. Failure to pay the annual licensure renewal fee by November 15 of each calendar year will delay renewal issuance and require the cessation …

The national written examination will be administered by computer at designated testing sites throughout the calendar year. The North Dakota professional responsibility examination will be administered by the board at least twice each calendar year as a written, oral, or written …