Rhode Island § 23-1-15 § 23-1-15. Providing a physician for New Shoreham.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 23-1-15 — § 23-1-15. Providing a physician for New Shoreham.

Rhode Island § 23-1-15

Title 23Health and Safety

Ch. 23-1Department of Health

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-1-15 (2026).

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§ 23-1-15. Providing a physician for New Shoreham.
Whenever it appears that the town of New Shoreham does not have a duly licensed physician
            in attendance, the director of health, with the approval of the governor, may request
            duly qualified state physicians from any department within the state government to
            accept assignment to be in residence there and to serve the people of the town of
            New Shoreham in the general practice of medicine. The town of New Shoreham shall provide
            the doctor with suitable living quarters and office facilities including light and
            heat free of charge, and the doctor shall charge regular fees for his or her services
       

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§ 23-1-15. Providing a physician for New Shoreham.

Whenever it appears that the town of New Shoreham does not have a duly licensed physician in attendance, the director of health, with the approval of the governor, may request duly qualified state physicians from any department within the state government to accept assignment to be in residence there and to serve the people of the town of New Shoreham in the general practice of medicine. The town of New Shoreham shall provide the doctor with suitable living quarters and office facilities including light and heat free of charge, and the doctor shall charge regular fees for his or her services and shall account for the fees to the director of health. In addition to the regular remuneration being paid that doctor by the state at the time of the assignment, the doctor shall also receive a percentage of all fees collected by him or her that in the discretion of the director of health shall be deemed reasonable, and the proceeds of the remaining fees shall be paid to the general treasurer and become part of the general fund of the state.