12 AAC 16.200. Temporary permits

(a) The board will, in its discretion, issue a temporary permit to an applicant for licensure by examination who

(1) meets the requirements of 12 AAC 16.030(a) ;

(2) furnishes the board with the name of the licensed chiropractor in the state with whom the applicant will associate while practicing under the authority of the temporary permit;

(3) has not previously taken and failed the examination; and

(4) has not previously held a temporary permit.

(b) Repealed 12/7/97.

(1) provide the board with a statement, sworn to by a licensed chiropractor in the state with whom the temporary permit holder will practice, that the licensed chiropractor assumes all legal liability for the practice of the temporary permit holder and is physically present in the same facility when the temporary permit holder is practicing;

(2) display the temporary permit in a conspicuous place in the office where the holder practices chiropractic; and

(3) inform the board of a change in the temporary permit holder's mailing and practicing address.

(d) A temporary permit is valid until the results of the next scheduled examination are received by the applicant. If an applicant is unable to appear for the first scheduled examination, the board will, in its discretion, extend the temporary permit until the results of the next scheduled examination are received. The board will not extend a temporary permit more than once.

(e) If, after having been warned by the board once, a permittee continues to practice in an unethical or unlawful manner, the board will, in its discretion, terminate that permittee's temporary permit.

History: Eff. 3/8/71, Register 37; am 3/31/82, Register 81; am 10/21/82, Register 84; am 8/21/91, Register 119; am 12/7/97, Register 144; am 6/10/2000, Register 154

Authority: AS 08.20.055

AS 08.20.160

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