§ 36-29-1 Definitions
§ 36-29-2 Unlicensed practice as misdemeanor–Exemptions
§ 36-29-3 Qualifications for license–Issuance
§ 36-29-3.1 Temporary permit–Requirements–Restrictions
§ 36-29-4 Practice of medicine not authorized–Licensees exempt
§ 36-29-5 Exemptions from examination
§ 36-29-6 Fees for determination of applicant’s fitness
§ 36-29-7 Physical examination of applicant–Grounds for requiring–Cost–Denial of license
§ 36-29-8 Athletic training committee–Appointment–Terms–Duties
§ 36-29-9 Frequency of examinations–Place
§ 36-29-10 Reexaminations
§ 36-29-11 Expiration of license–Renewal–Fee
§ 36-29-12 Display of license
§ 36-29-13 Publication of list of licensees
§ 36-29-14 Continuing education requirements–Waiver
§ 36-29-15 Forfeiture of license by failure to renew–Restoration–Limitation–Continuing education
§ 36-29-17 Rules and regulations–Practice standards
§ 36-29-18 Grounds for revocation, suspension, or cancellation of license
§ 36-29-19 Initiation of proceedings to cancel, suspend, or revoke license
§ 36-29-20 Majority of board required to cancel, suspend, revoke, or reissue license
§ 36-29-21 Procedure to cancel, suspend, or revoke license
§ 36-29-22 Appeal from board action concerning refusal, cancellation, suspension, or revocation of license
§ 36-29-23 Reinstatement or reissuance of license canceled, suspended or revoked
§ 36-29-24 Records of licensees maintained–Certified transcript as evidence–Copies furnished–Fee
§ 36-29-25 Enforcement duties of board
§ 36-29-26 Investigation and report of violations
§ 36-29-27 Injunction against violation–Alternate to criminal prosecution
§ 36-29-28 Violation as misdemeanor
§ 36-29-29 Expenses of board limited
§ 36-29-30 Practicing athletic trainers–Qualifications for license–Limitation on application

Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 36 > Chapter 29 - Athletic Trainers

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