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2013 North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 90 - Medicine and Allied Occupations.
Article 36 - Massage and Bodywork Therapy Practice.
- Section 90-620 - Short title.
- Section 90-621 - Declaration of purpose.
- Section 90-622 - Definitions.
- Section 90-623 - License required.
- Section 90-624 - Exemptions.
- Section 90-625 - North Carolina Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy.
- Section 90-626 - Powers and duties.
- Section 90-627 - Custody and use of funds.
- Section 90-628 - Expenses and fees.
- Section 90-629 - Requirements for licensure.
- Section 90-629.1 - 1. Criminal history record checks of applicants for licensure.
- Section 90-630 - Repealed by Session Laws 2008-224, s. 11, effective August 17, 2008.
- Section 90-630.1 - 1. Licensure by endorsement.
- Section 90-631 - Massage and bodywork therapy schools.
- Section 90-631.1 - 1. Massage and bodywork therapy school approval required.
- Section 90-631.2 - 2. Authority to establish fees for massage and bodywork therapy school approval.
- Section 90-631.3 - 3. Grounds for suspension, revocation, or refusal of massage and bodywork therapy school approval; notice and hearing; judicial review.
- Section 90-632 - License renewal and continuing education.
- Section 90-633 - Disciplinary action.
- Section 90-634 - Enforcement; injunctive relief.
- Section 90-634.1 - 1. Civil penalties; disciplinary costs.
- Section 90-635 - Third-party reimbursement.
- Section 90-636 - Regulation by county or municipality.
- Section 90-637 through 90-639 - . Reserved for future codification purposes.
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