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LAWS OF MARYLAND

Ch.8

THE REQUIREMENT THAT AN APPLICANT COMPLETE
SATISFACTORILY 2 ACADEMIC YEARS OF COLLEGE DOES NOT APPLY TO
AN INDIVIDUAL LICENSED BEFORE JUNE 1, 1967.

(E) REQUIREMENTS FOR LICENSE TO PRACTICE CHIROPRACTIC
WITH THE RIGHT TO PRACTICE PHYSICAL THERAPY.

AN APPLICANT SHALL BE ENTITLED TO A LICENSE TO PRACTICE
CHIROPRACTIC WITH THE RIGHT TO PRACTICE PHYSICAL THERAPY IF
THE APPLICANT:

(1)  SATISFIES THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS SECTION,
§ 3-303, AND § 3-304(E)(2) OF THIS TITLE;

(2)  WAS LICENSED AS A CHIROPRACTOR ON OR BEFORE
JUNE 1, 1949; OR

(3)  WAS ENROLLED AT AN APPROVED COLLEGE OF
CHIROPRACTIC ON JUNE 1, 1949, AND LATER WAS GRADUATED BY
THAT COLLEGE AND LICENSED.

REVISOR'S NOTE: This section is new language derived
without substantive change from the second
sentence — except as that sentence relates to
the submission of transcripts -- the third and
fourth sentences, and the last phrase of the last
sentence of Art. 43, § 503(a) and the second
sentence of § 504(b).

Subsection (a) of this section is revised in the
standard language used for similar provisions
throughout this article.

In subsection (c)(1) of this section, "State
Board for Higher Education" is substituted for
"Maryland State Department of Education" to
conform to the current terminology. See ED §
12-101.

Also as to subsection (c)(1) of this section, new
language is added to allow the Board to accept
college credits earned at accredited schools in
other states. This language is added for clarity
and to conform to the current practice of the
Board.

As to subsection (e)(3) of this section, the
requirement that an applicant must have been
graduated before the applicant was licensed is
added for clarity.

Also in subsection (e)(3) of this section, the
term "approved" college of chiropractic is
substituted for the phrase "duly licensed"
college of chiropractic to conform to the
terminology used throughout this title.