§ 33-9-105 — Examinations

Examinations of applicants for a license to practice podiatry
shall be in the English language and shall include both clinical
and written tests as the board shall determine. The examinations
shall embrace the subjects of histology, surgery, hygiene,
dermatology, anatomy, physiology, chemistry, bacteriology,
pathology, diagnosis and treatment, pharmacology, therapeutics,
clinical podiatry and such other subjects as the board may
prescribe, a knowledge of which is commonly and generally
required by the practitioners of podiatry. This section shall
not be construed to require of the applicant a medical or
surgical education. The minimum requirements for a license to
practice under W.S. 33-9-101 through 33-9-114 is a general
passing grade average of seventy-five percent (75%) in all of
the subjects involved and not less than sixty percent (60%) in
any one (1) subject. At the time of making application to
practice, an examination and license fee in amounts established
by the board pursuant to W.S. 33-1-201 shall be paid to the
board. An applicant failing in the examination and being refused
a license is entitled, within six (6) months of the refusal, to
a reexamination, but only two (2) such reexaminations shall be
granted to any one (1) applicant. The board may make such rules
and regulations governing the conduct of the examinations as
shall be necessary, and willful violation of such rules and
regulations shall subject the applicant to the cancellation of
the examination and loss of the fee.