Florida Regulations 61G18-15.0035: Minimum Standards for Mobile Premises Permits
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(1) Minimum standards for equipment for mobile premises permits are the same as for other premises where veterinary medicine is practiced, except for the requirements in subsections 61G18-15.002(1) and (2)(a)1., F.A.C.
(2) Veterinarians must have a written agreement with a local clinic or hospital for the provisions of long-term hospitalization, surgery, or radiology, if these services are not available at the mobile clinic itself.
(3) Veterinarians must have a written agreement with a local clinic for the provision of emergency services and display a notice to that effect within the mobile unit to so inform clients.
(4) Veterinarians must furnish a permanent address at which they can be reached to their clients in order that their clients may obtain their veterinary medical records.
Specific Authority 474.206, 474.215(1) FS. Law Implemented 474.215(1) FS. History-New 10-13-85, Formerly 21X-15.035, 21X-15.0035, Amended 7-4-95.
(2) Veterinarians must have a written agreement with a local clinic or hospital for the provisions of long-term hospitalization, surgery, or radiology, if these services are not available at the mobile clinic itself.
(3) Veterinarians must have a written agreement with a local clinic for the provision of emergency services and display a notice to that effect within the mobile unit to so inform clients.
(4) Veterinarians must furnish a permanent address at which they can be reached to their clients in order that their clients may obtain their veterinary medical records.
Specific Authority 474.206, 474.215(1) FS. Law Implemented 474.215(1) FS. History-New 10-13-85, Formerly 21X-15.035, 21X-15.0035, Amended 7-4-95.