§ 43-62-04 — North Dakota medical imaging and radiation therapy board

1. The governor shall appoint a North Dakota medical imaging and radiation therapy
board consisting of nine members including:
a. Five medical imaging or radiation therapy professionals chosen to represent the
areas of radiography, radiation therapy, nuclear medicine technology,
sonography, magnetic resonance imaging, and medical imaging or radiation
therapy education;
b. One radiologist;
c. One medical physicist;
d. One physician from a rural area; and
e. One public member.
2. Each medical imaging or radiation therapy member of the board must:
a. Be a practicing medical imaging or radiation therapy licensee of integrity and
ability.
b. Be a resident of and currently licensed pursuant to subsection 2 of section
43-62-14 in the member's primary modality in this state.
c. Be currently certified by a certification organization in the member's primary
modality.
d. Have been engaged in the active practice of the medical imaging or radiation
therapy profession within this state for a period of at least five years.
3. Each public member of the board must:
a. Be a resident of this state.
b. Be at least twenty-one years of age.
c. Not be affiliated with any group or profession that provides or regulates health
care.
4. The radiologist, medical physicist, and physician members of the board must:
a. Be a practicing radiologist, medical physicist, or physician of integrity and ability.
b. Be a resident of and be licensed to practice as a physician or registered as a
medical physicist in this state.
5. An individual appointed to the board shall qualify by taking the oath required of civil
officers.