MARVIN MANDEL, Governor

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(B) AFTER JANUARY 1, 1980, THE BOARD MAY REQUIRE
FOR LICENSURE COMPLETION OF ONE YEAR AS AN INTERN,
RESIDENT, OR PODIATRIC OFFICER IN:

(1)    A HEALTH CARE FACILITY LICENSED OR
APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE;

(2)    A PROGRAM APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL ON
EDUCATION OF THE AMERICAN PODIATRY ASSOCIATION; OR

(3)    A PROGRAM APPROVED BY THE BOARD.
488.

(A)    THE BOARD MAY ISSUE A TEMPORARY LICENSE TO AN
APPLICANT WHO PAYS THE FEE ESTABLISHED BY THE BOARD AND
PRESENTS TO THE BOARD PROOF THAT HE:

(1)    HAS COMPLIED WITH ALL LICENSURE
REQUIREMENTS EXCEPT EXAMINATION; AND

(2)    HAS AN APPOINTMENT AS INTERN, RESIDENT,
OR PODIATRIC OFFICER IN:

(I)    A HEALTH CARE FACILITY LICENSED OR
APPROVED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HYGIENE;

(II)   A PROGRAM APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL
ON EDUCATION OF THE AMERICAN PODIATRY ASSOCIATION; OR

(III)  A PROGRAM APPROVED BY THE BOARD.

(B)    WHEN THE BOARD ISSUES A TEMPORARY LICENSE, THE
BOARD SHALL:

(1)    REGISTER THE HOLDER AS AN INTERN,
RESIDENT, OR PODIATRIC OFFICER FOR ANY PERIOD OF TIME NOT
EXCEEDING TWO YEARS;

(2)    PLACE ON THE CERTIFICATE THE NAME OF THE
APPROVED HEALTH CARE FACILITY OR PROGRAM AND THE
EXPIRATION DATE OF THE TEMPORARY LICENSE; AND

(3)    LIMIT PRACTICE OF PODIATRY BY THE HOLDER
TO INDIVIDUALS ACCEPTED AS PATIENTS AT THE HEALTH CARE
FACILITY OR PROGRAM DESIGNATED ON THE TEMPORARY LICENSE
OR AT A HEALTH CARE FACILITY OR PROGRAM AFFILIATED FOR
TRAINING PURPOSES WITH THE DESIGNATED FACILITY OR PROGRAM
AND APPROVED BY THE BOARD.

(C)    THE BOARD MAY REVOKE A TEMPORARY LICENSE AT

ANY TIME.

489.

(A) [Anyone] ANY PERSON who [shall practice]
PRACTICES or [attempt] ATTEMPTS to practice podiatry in
this State without having complied with the provisions of