Rhode Island § 5-29-8 § 5-29-8. Conduct of examination — Issuance of license — Filing of papers.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 5-29-8 — § 5-29-8. Conduct of examination — Issuance of license — Filing of papers.

Rhode Island § 5-29-8

Title 5Businesses and Professions

Ch. 5-29Podiatrists

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 5-29-8 (2026).

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§ 5-29-8. Conduct of examination — Issuance of license — Filing of papers.
(a) All applicants are required to take an examination with respect to theory as well
            as a practical examination. Any applicant who has fulfilled all requirements other
            than completion of residency is permitted to take the theoretical examination, but
            no applicant is permitted to take the practical examination until he or she has satisfactorily
            passed the theoretical examination and has completed his or her residency as provided
            in § 5-29-6.
         
(b) The application and examination papers shall be deposited in the files of the division,
 

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§ 5-29-8. Conduct of examination — Issuance of license — Filing of papers.

(a) All applicants are required to take an examination with respect to theory as well as a practical examination. Any applicant who has fulfilled all requirements other than completion of residency is permitted to take the theoretical examination, but no applicant is permitted to take the practical examination until he or she has satisfactorily passed the theoretical examination and has completed his or her residency as provided in § 5-29-6.

(b) The application and examination papers shall be deposited in the files of the division, and they shall be prima facie evidence of all matters contained in them. All licenses shall be signed by the director of health and shall be attested by his or her seal.