Arizona § 32-3123 Board delegation; executive director

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§ 32-3123 — Board delegation; executive director

Arizona § 32-3123

Title 32Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 31REGULATION OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS

Art. 2Licensure

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 32-3123 (2026).

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Notwithstanding any other provision of this title, a health profession regulatory board may grant authority to the board's executive director to issue and approve licenses, certifications, registrations, preceptorships, reinstatements or waivers to an applicant or licensee who meets all of the following requirements:

1.Fulfills all requirements of the applicable chapter under this title for licensure, certification, registration, preceptorship, reinstatement or waivers.

2.Has not had a license suspended or revoked by a health profession regulatory board in this or any other jurisdiction.

3.Is not currently under investigation by a health profession regulatory board in this or any other jurisdiction.

4.Has not surrendered a license in lieu of disciplinary action by a health professi

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Notwithstanding any other provision of this title, a health profession regulatory board may grant authority to the board's executive director to issue and approve licenses, certifications, registrations, preceptorships, reinstatements or waivers to an applicant or licensee who meets all of the following requirements:

1. Fulfills all requirements of the applicable chapter under this title for licensure, certification, registration, preceptorship, reinstatement or waivers.

2. Has not had a license suspended or revoked by a health profession regulatory board in this or any other jurisdiction.

3. Is not currently under investigation by a health profession regulatory board in this or any other jurisdiction.

4. Has not surrendered a license in lieu of disciplinary action by a health profession regulatory board in this or any other jurisdiction.

5. Has not engaged in any criminal or civil conduct that could be considered unprofessional conduct.

6. Has no disciplinary action on a license issued by a health profession regulatory board in this or any other jurisdiction.