Iowa § 149.3 License

Iowa Statutes

§ 149.3 — License

Iowa § 149.3

Title IVPUBLIC HEALTH

Ch. 149PODIATRY

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Iowa Code § 149.3 (2026).

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Every applicant for a license to practice podiatry shall: 1. Be a graduate of an accredited school of podiatry. 2. Present an official transcript issued by a school of podiatry approved by the board. 3. Pass an examination as determined by the board by rule. 4. a. For an applicant who graduates from a school of podiatry on or after January 1, 1995, have successfully completed a residency approved by the council on podiatric medical education as determined by the board by rule, except as provided in paragraph “b”. b.

(1)For an applicant who graduates from a school of podiatry on or after January 1, 2013, present evidence that the applicant has successfully completed two years of a residency approved by the council on podiatric medical education.

(2)As part of the initial license renewal,

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Every applicant for a license to practice podiatry shall:
1. Be a graduate of an accredited school of podiatry.
2. Present an official transcript issued by a school of podiatry approved by the board.
3. Pass an examination as determined by the board by rule.
4. a. For an applicant who graduates from a school of podiatry on or after January 1,
1995, have successfully completed a residency approved by the council on podiatric medical
education as determined by the board by rule, except as provided in paragraph “b”.
b. (1) For an applicant who graduates from a school of podiatry on or after January 1,
2013, present evidence that the applicant has successfully completed two years of a residency
approved by the council on podiatric medical education.
(2) As part of the initial license renewal, a licensee pursuant to this paragraph shall
provide documentation showing completion of a residency program approved by the council
on podiatric medical education. The board shall not renew or reactivate the license of a
licensee licensed pursuant to this paragraph if the licensee does not provide documentation

showing completion of a residency program approved by the council on podiatric medical
education.