North Dakota § 43-05-16.1 Forms of disciplinary action - Dates - Automatic suspensions - Reissuance

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§ 43-05-16.1 — Forms of disciplinary action - Dates - Automatic suspensions - Reissuance

North Dakota § 43-05-16.1

Title 43Occupations and Professions

Ch. 43-05Podiatrists

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N.D. Cent. Code § 43-05-16.1 (2026).

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Reissuance. When the board finds, pursuant to chapter 28-32, that a podiatrist has violated this chapter or a rule of the board, the board may do one or more of the following:

1.Revoke the license or permit.

2.Suspend the license or permit.

3.Institute probation with or without any of the following terms:

a.Impose limitations or conditions on the podiatrist's practice of podiatric medicine.

b.Impose retraining or rehabilitation requirements.

c.Require practice under supervision.

d.Condition the continued practice on demonstration of knowledge or skills by an appropriate examination or other review of skill and competence.

4.Impose a civil penalty not exceeding ten thousand dollars for each violation, the amount of the civil penalty fixed so as to deprive the podiatrist of any econ

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Reissuance.
When the board finds, pursuant to chapter 28-32, that a podiatrist has violated this chapter
or a rule of the board, the board may do one or more of the following:
1. Revoke the license or permit.
2. Suspend the license or permit.
3. Institute probation with or without any of the following terms:
a. Impose limitations or conditions on the podiatrist's practice of podiatric medicine.
b. Impose retraining or rehabilitation requirements.
c. Require practice under supervision.
d. Condition the continued practice on demonstration of knowledge or skills by an
appropriate examination or other review of skill and competence.

4. Impose a civil penalty not exceeding ten thousand dollars for each violation, the
amount of the civil penalty fixed so as to deprive the podiatrist of any economic
advantage gained by the violation or to reimburse the board for attorney's fees and the
cost of the investigation and proceeding.
5. Order the podiatrist to provide unremunerated professional service under supervision
at a designated public hospital, nursing home, clinic, or other health care facility or
institution.
6. Reprimand the podiatrist.
7. Censure the podiatrist.
8. Send the podiatrist a letter of concern.