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Ch. 774
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LAMS OF MARYLAND
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literary college, shall be accepted by the State Board of
Osteopathic Examiners as an equivalent for the first year
in a recognized reputable osteopathic college. Provided,
that the examinations of the first year of the said
osteopathic college have been successfully passed, and
accepted by the osteopathic college as dealing adequately
with chemistry, toxicology, physics, physiology, anatomy
and the biologic sciences. Such proof shall be made, if
required, on affidavit. ]
(b) Upon [the making of said] payment OF THE
APPLICATION FEE and SUBMISSION OF THE REQUIRED proof, the
State Board of Osteopathic Examiners, if satisfied with
the same, shall admit THE applicant to examination as to
his qualifications for the practice of osteopathy [;
which]. THE examination shall include the subjects of
anatomy, physiology, AND hygiene, AND OTHER HEALTH AND
MEDICAL SUBJECTS RELATED TO THE principles and practice
of osteopathy. On receiving from the committee of
examiners, delegated to conduct examinations as provided
for in § 471 of this article, official report of the
examination of any applicant for license, the [said
State] Board [of Osteopathic Examiners] IMMEDIATELY shall
issue [,forthwith,] to each applicant who shall have
obtained a general average of not less than seventy-five
per centum, and therefore has been returned as having
successfully passed said examination, and who shall have
been adjudged by the [said] Board [of Examiners] to be
[duly] qualified for the practice of osteopathy, a
license to practice osteopathy in the State of Maryland,
as provided for in § 476 of this article. In case of
failure at any such examinations the candidate, after the
expiration of six months, and within two years, shall
have the privilege of a second examination. Having
failed upon a second examination, as herein provided,
application de nova may be made, upon conforming with the
standard of qualification both as to character,
preliminary and osteopathic education, in force at the
time of [said] application, and upon the payment of a $45
$25 fee [of twenty—five dollars].
475.
(a) (A school or college of osteopathy to be
recognized as reputable under the provisions of this
subtitle must be legally incorporated, prosecute a course
of study consisting of the element as provided for under
the provisions of this subtitle, and requiring attendance
and instruction in all the branches of study in which
examinations are required for licensure under the
provisions of this subtitle. Provided, that nothing in
this subtitle shall be construed to affect the right to
practice osteopathy on the part of any person who was in
the practice of osteopathy within this State on April 13,
1914. Such a person appearing before the clerk of the
county in which he or she is practicing, or clerk of the
Circuit Court of Baltimore City, and making affidavit to
that effect, and upon presenting to the cleric a license
issued by the State Board of Osteopathic Examiners and
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