2005 Arizona Revised Statutes - Revised Statutes §32-2915  Licensure; issuance; duplicate licenses; renewal; expiration; cancellation

A. The board shall issue a license to practice homeopathic medicine in this state if the applicant meets all board requirements for licensure and pays the licensure fee.

B. The board may issue a duplicate license to a person who holds a license under this chapter on payment of the duplicate license fee.

C. By December 1 of each year the executive director shall notify each licensee of the renewal date and provide the current renewal form. The executive director shall send this notice by first class mail to the address the licensee most recently provided to the board.

D. A licensee shall renew the license on or before January 1 of each year by submitting a completed renewal form and the renewal fee. A licensee who fails to do this by February 1 shall also submit the late fee prescribed in this article. A license expires if it is not renewed as prescribed by this subsection on or before May 1.

E. The board may issue a license to a person whose license has expired only if that person applies for a license as prescribed in sections 32-2912 and 32-2913.

F. With each application for licensure renewal, the licensee shall include a report of disciplinary actions, restriction and any other action placed on or against the license or practice by any other state regulatory board or agency of the federal government, including the denial of a license for failing a special purpose licensing examination. The report shall include the name and address of the sanctioning agency, the nature of the action taken and a general statement of the charges leading to the action taken.

G. On request of a licensee the board shall cancel that person's license to practice homeopathic medicine if the licensee is not the subject of a board investigation or disciplinary proceeding. The board may cancel the license of a person under investigation for violating this chapter or board rules if the licensee admits to the violations in writing and on the board record.

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