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Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-145

This is the official text of Okla. Stat. tit. 59, § 59-145, part of Oklahoma’s Stat. tit. 59, — part of the compiled statutory law of Oklahoma, published by the state as "Stat. tit. 59,." Browse the sections below, each linked to its official government source.

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Renewal of licenses - Fees - Suspension on nonpayment -

Official statutory text

Reinstatement - Records.

A. Each license to practice podiatric medicine shall be renewed

by June 30 of even-numbered years. Such license shall entitle the

licensee to practice podiatric medicine in this state as defined by

law and to hold himself/herself out as a licensed podiatric

physician, doctor of podiatric medicine or podiatrist as long as

lawfully renewed, unless suspended or revoked as authorized by law.

B. Upon application and payment of required fees, and upon

first satisfying the Board of Podiatric Medical Examiners that the

licensee is not at the time violating any applicable law or any of

the rules of the Board or the Code of Ethics, and upon showing proof

of compliance with Section 145.1 of this title, a licensee shall be

entitled to have his/her license to practice podiatric medicine

renewed until June 30 of the following even-numbered year.

C. A license not renewed in the time and manner required by

this section shall become inactive and the licensee may not practice

as a licensed podiatric physician, doctor of podiatric medicine or

podiatrist. The license may be renewed on or before September 30

following the June 30 deadline by payment of the delinquent renewal

fee upon satisfying the Board of compliance with subsection B of

this section. After that September 30 and on or before the close of

June 30 of the next even-numbered year, the license may be

reinstated upon satisfying the Board of compliance with subsection B

of this section and upon the payment first of the delinquent renewal

fee, plus such additional penalty as the Board imposes, not to

exceed in all four times the delinquent fee. Any license to

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practice podiatric medicine not reinstated in such time shall become

void at the close of June 30 of the next even-numbered year; and

thereafter it shall not be renewed or reinstated.

D. The renewal fee shall be such sum as the Board from time to

time sets. Upon the timely payment of the renewal fee or the

reinstatement fee, as the case may be, the secretary-treasurer of

the Board shall provide to the licensee such certificate of renewal

or reinstatement as the Board shall direct, which shall operate to

renew or reinstate the license, as the case may be, until June 30 of

the next even-numbered year, after which it must be renewed again or

be reinstated in the same time and manner to continue to be

effective.

E. The secretary-treasurer of the Board shall keep a license

record showing each license issued by the Board, the name and last

mailing address furnished to said secretary-treasurer by each

licensee, the year of issuance of the license, whether by

examination or otherwise, the renewals, reinstatements, suspensions

and revocations thereof, and the fact as to whether the license be

in force or suspended or void. Such record as to any license, or a

copy thereof certified to by said secretary-treasurer as complete

and true as to the license in question, shall constitute prima facie

evidence of the recitals therein and the fact disclosed thereby as

to whether the license described is in force or suspended or void.

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