§ 33-23-113 — Advertising and display of license requirements

(a) An advertisement for the practice of optometry shall
identify the license held pursuant to this act. The
advertisement shall be free from deceptive or misleading
information.
(b) To communicate to the patient the license held
pursuant to this act, a licensee shall:
(i) Wear a photo identification name tag during
patient encounters. The photo identification name tag shall
include a photograph of the licensee, the licensee's name, and
the license held pursuant to this act. The name tag shall be of
a sufficient size for a patient to read the contents of the tag
and shall be worn in a manner so as to be visible and apparent
to the patient;
(ii) Display the license certificate issued by the
board, in its entirety, in a conspicuous place in his office,
wherein the practice of optometry is conducted;
(iii) Comply with these requirements in each practice
setting.
(c) A licensee who enters into a collaborative practice
agreement with a medical doctor or doctor of osteopathy shall
conspicuously post in each office the regularly scheduled hours
the medical doctor or doctor of osteopathy intends to be
physically present in the office.