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Title 43. PROFESSIONS AND BUSINESSES

Chapter 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS

41 sections · 43-1-1 to 43-1-36

  1. 43-1-1Definitions.
  2. 43-1-2Appointment and general powers of division director; members and meetings of professional licensing boards; examination standards; roster of licensees; funding.2 versions
  3. 43-1-3Duties of division director; serving notice or process on boards through division director.2 versions
  4. 43-1-3.1Review of applications by the division director for the issuance, renewal, or reinstatement of a professional license; issuance, renewal, or reinstatement of a professional license by the division director on behalf of a professional licensing board; confirming the satisfaction of education requirements.
  5. 43-1-4Expiration, renewal, and penalty dates of licenses and certificates; duration of validity; renewals.2 versions
  6. 43-1-4.1Continuing education tracking solution.
  7. 43-1-5Investigators for professional licensing boards.
  8. 43-1-6Venue of actions involving professional licensing boards.
  9. 43-1-7Determination of fees by professional licensing boards; refunds.
  10. 43-1-8Disposition of fees.Reserved
  11. 43-1-9Point credit for veterans taking examinations given by professional licensing boards.
  12. 43-1-10Credit to veteran’s grades when examination given in parts or by subject.
  13. 43-1-11Veteran’s examination to be graded prior to determination of eligibility for credit.
  14. 43-1-12Duty of division director to inform applicants of availability of veteran credit; rules and regulations for implementing veteran credit program.
  15. 43-1-13Inapplicability of veteran credit provisions to applicants who were not honorably discharged.
  16. 43-1-14Authority of Governor to appoint qualified persons to professional licensing boards.
  17. 43-1-15Itinerant entertainers.
  18. 43-1-16Senate confirmation of appointments to professional licensing boards.
  19. 43-1-17Removal from office of member of a professional licensing board.2 versions
  20. 43-1-18Eligibility of consumer members of professional licensing boards to vote on all matters.
  21. 43-1-19Refusal to grant, revocation, and reinstatement of licenses; surrender; probationary license.
  22. 43-1-19.1Waiver of deductibles or copayments in health insurance plans; deceptive or misleading advertising.
  23. 43-1-19.2License applications to include questions on prior revocation or denial of license.
  24. 43-1-20Actions to enjoin unlicensed practice.
  25. 43-1-20.1Cease and desist orders against persons practicing without a license; fine for violating order.
  26. 43-1-21Release of information regarding investigations.
  27. 43-1-22Inactive status licenses.
  28. 43-1-23Exemption of licensees of professional licensing boards from filing with clerk of superior court.
  29. 43-1-24Licensed professionals subject to regulation by professional licensing board.
  30. 43-1-25Authority of professional licensing boards to promulgate rules and regulations.
  31. 43-1-26Limitation on promulgation of rules and regulations by professional licensing boards.
  32. 43-1-27Licensee required to notify licensing authority of felony conviction.
  33. 43-1-28Volunteers in health care specialties.
  34. 43-1-29Suspension of license for nonpayment of student loans prohibited.
  35. 43-1-30Collection of work force and demographic data; procedure for collection and utilization.Reserved
  36. 43-1-31Expiration of professional licenses of service members on active duty outside of state.
  37. 43-1-32Limitations on licensure requirements for physicians and dentists; conditioning of licensing upon participation in public or private health insurance plans prohibited.
  38. 43-1-33Advertisement, signage, and identifier requirements for health care practitioners.
  39. 43-1-34Licenses for transitioning members of the armed forces.
  40. 43-1-35Expedited license by endorsement for spouses of active or transitioning members of the armed forces; license by endorsement for certain professions.
  41. 43-1-36Limitation on reporting about healthcare professionals; admissibility of evidence or disclosure.