Arkansas § 17-107-301 Orthotists

Arkansas Statutes

§ 17-107-301 — Orthotists

Arkansas § 17-107-301

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Ark. Code Ann. § 17-107-301 (2026).

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(a)An applicant for a license to practice orthotics shall submit to the Arkansas Orthotics, Prosthetics, and Pedorthics Advisory Board written evidence verified by oath that the applicant:

(1)Possesses a baccalaureate degree or has completed semester hours equivalent to four (4) years of study at a four-year college or university;

(2)Has completed an orthotic education program;

(3)Has completed a clinical residency in orthotics;

(4)Is qualified to practice in accordance with commonly accepted standards of orthotic care; and (5) Satisfies any other requirements established by the board that are reasonably related to the practice of orthotics.

(b)The board may issue a license to practice orthotics to an applicant:

(1)By examination, if the applicant passes an examination approved by t

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(a) An applicant for a license to practice orthotics shall submit to the Arkansas Orthotics, Prosthetics, and Pedorthics Advisory Board written evidence verified by oath that the applicant: (1) Possesses a baccalaureate degree or has completed semester hours equivalent to four (4) years of study at a four-year college or university; (2) Has completed an orthotic education program; (3) Has completed a clinical residency in orthotics; (4) Is qualified to practice in accordance with commonly accepted standards of orthotic care; and (5) Satisfies any other requirements established by the board that are reasonably related to the practice of orthotics. (b) The board may issue a license to practice orthotics to an applicant: (1) By examination, if the applicant passes an examination approved by the board; or (2) By endorsement, if the applicant has been licensed as an orthotist under the laws of another state, territory, or foreign country and meets the qualifications required of orthotists in this state.