Indiana § 25-23.4-3-6 Reciprocity

Indiana Statutes

§ 25-23.4-3-6 — Reciprocity

Indiana § 25-23.4-3-6

Title 25PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Art. 23.4CERTIFIED DIRECT ENTRY MIDWIVES

Ch. 3Certified Direct Entry Midwifery Certificates

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Ind. Code § 25-23.4-3-6 (2026).

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The board may issue a certificate to an individual who is licensed or certified as a midwife in another state if:

(1)the board determines that the midwife has fulfilled requirements that are at least equal to the certification requirements of this article;

(2)the midwife holds a license or certificate in good standing from another state and the midwife has practiced for at least three

(3)out of the past five (5) years under the license or certificate;

(3)the midwife discloses to the board any judgment or settlement of malpractice and the board makes a determination that the judgment or settlement does not affect the midwife's ability to practice as a midwife; and

(4)the midwife does not have a conviction in the previous five (5) years that has a direct bearing on the midwife's ability

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The board may issue a certificate to an
individual who is licensed or certified as a midwife in another state if:
(1) the board determines that the midwife has fulfilled
requirements that are at least equal to the certification
requirements of this article;
(2) the midwife holds a license or certificate in good standing
from another state and the midwife has practiced for at least three
(3) out of the past five (5) years under the license or certificate;
(3) the midwife discloses to the board any judgment or settlement
of malpractice and the board makes a determination that the
judgment or settlement does not affect the midwife's ability to
practice as a midwife; and
(4) the midwife does not have a conviction in the previous five (5)
years that has a direct bearing on the midwife's ability to practice
competently.