Wyoming § 33-26-103 Applicability of chapter

Wyoming Statutes

§ 33-26-103 — Applicability of chapter

Wyoming § 33-26-103

Title 33Professions and Occupations

Ch. 26PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

Art. 1GENERAL PROVISIONS

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Wyo. Stat. Ann. § 33-26-103 (2026).

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(a)This chapter does not apply to:

(i)Persons rendering medical assistance without compensation at the scene of an emergency;

(ii)Medical students trained in an L.C.M.E. or A.O.A. accredited or board approved school of medicine serving as clinical clerks, residents or interns under the supervision of a physician licensed in this state;

(iii)Commissioned medical officers of the United States armed services and medical officers of the United States public health service or the United States department of veterans affairs in the discharge of their official duties or within federally controlled facilities or enclaves, provided that the persons who are licensees of the board shall be subject to the provisions of this act and further provided that all such persons shall be the holder of a fu

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(a) This chapter does not apply to:
(i) Persons rendering medical assistance without
compensation at the scene of an emergency;
(ii) Medical students trained in an L.C.M.E. or
A.O.A. accredited or board approved school of medicine serving
as clinical clerks, residents or interns under the supervision
of a physician licensed in this state;
(iii) Commissioned medical officers of the United
States armed services and medical officers of the United States
public health service or the United States department of
veterans affairs in the discharge of their official duties or
within federally controlled facilities or enclaves, provided
that the persons who are licensees of the board shall be subject
to the provisions of this act and further provided that all such
persons shall be the holder of a full and unrestricted license
to practice medicine in one (1) or more jurisdictions of the
United States;
(iv) Any individual residing in and licensed in good
standing to practice medicine in another state or country
brought into this state for consultation by a physician licensed
to practice medicine in this state, provided the physician
licensed in this state notifies the board of the consultation in
compliance with regulations adopted by the board;
(v) Any individual licensed to practice medicine in
another state who comes to this state to remove human organs
from brain-dead persons;
(vi) The treatment of disease, injury, deformity or
ailments by prayer or spiritual means provided that federal and
state health and sanitation laws, rules and regulations are not
violated;
(vii) The gratuitous domestic administration of
family remedies;
(viii) Health care providers licensed under any other
chapter of this title engaged in the practice of the profession
for which he is licensed;
(ix) Repealed By Laws 2003, Ch. 190, § 3.
(x) Any person who does not represent himself to be a
licensed health care professional who offers health care advice
or nonprescription medicine to another person in a social or
educational situation in any manner otherwise lawful.