Indiana § 25-29-6-4 Application for renewal; contents and verification

Indiana Statutes

§ 25-29-6-4 — Application for renewal; contents and verification

Indiana·Title 25 PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS·Art. 29 PODIATRISTS·Ch. 6 License Renewal

An application for renewal must be verified by the applicant and include the following information:

(1)Any action taken against the podiatrist for conduct that would be a ground for disciplinary action.

(2)Any awards, judgments, or settlements against the podiatrist that total at least twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) in a calendar year.

(3)The podiatrist's voluntary surrender or voluntary limitation on a license or authorization to practice podiatric medicine in another jurisdiction.

(4)Any denial to issue the podiatrist a license or authorization to practice medicine in another jurisdiction.

(5)The podiatrist's voluntary resignation from the medical staff of a health care institution or voluntary limitation of the podiatrist's staff privileges at the health care institution if the

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An application for renewal must be verified by
the applicant and include the following information:
(1) Any action taken against the podiatrist for conduct that would
be a ground for disciplinary action.
(2) Any awards, judgments, or settlements against the podiatrist
that total at least twenty thousand dollars ($20,000) in a calendar
year.
(3) The podiatrist's voluntary surrender or voluntary limitation on
a license or authorization to practice podiatric medicine in another
jurisdiction.
(4) Any denial to issue the podiatrist a license or authorization to
practice medicine in another jurisdiction.
(5) The podiatrist's voluntary resignation from the medical staff
of a health care institution or voluntary limitation of the
podiatrist's staff privileges at the health care institution if the
action occurred while the podiatrist was under investigation by
the health care institution for possible medical incompetence,
unprofessional conduct, or a mental or physical impairment.
(6) The podiatrist's voluntary resignation or withdrawal from a
podiatric medical society, an association, or an organization if the
action occurred while the podiatrist was under investigation or
review by the medical body for possible medical incompetence,
unprofessional conduct, or a mental or physical impairment.
(7) Any addiction or treatment for addiction to alcohol or a
chemical substance during the preceding two (2) years.
(8) Any physical injury or disease or mental illness during the
preceding two (2) years that affected or may affect the podiatrist's
ability to practice podiatric medicine.
(9) Except for a showing of good cause that is acceptable to the
board, evidence of the podiatrist's maintenance of professional
medical competence, which may include continuing podiatric
medical education, postgraduate studies, institutes, seminars,
lectures, conferences, work shops, professional evaluation, and
specialty board certification or recertification during the
preceding four (4) years.

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