N.M. Admin. Code tit. 16, ch. 17, pt. 2 - APPLICATION FOR LICENSURE, QUALIFICATIONS AND FEES
- § 16.17.2.1 - ISSUING AGENCY
- § 16.17.2.2 - SCOPE
- § 16.17.2.3 - STATUTORY AUTHORITY
- § 16.17.2.4 - DURATION
- § 16.17.2.5 - EFFECTIVE DATE
- § 16.17.2.6 - OBJECTIVE
- § 16.17.2.7 - DEFINITIONS
- § 16.17.2.8 - FEES
- § 16.17.2.9 - APPLICATION FOR LICENSURE
- § 16.17.2.10 - QUALIFICATIONS FOR LICENSURE
- § 16.17.2.11 - EXAMINATION
- § 16.17.2.12 - LICENSURE BY ENDORSEMENT
- § 16.17.2.13 - TEMPORARY LICENSE AND INTIAL LICENSURE
- § 16.17.2.14 - TELEMEDICINE LICENSE
- § 16.17.2.15 - POSTGRADUATE TRAINING LICENSE
- § 16.17.2.16 - TEMPORARY TEACHING, RESEARCH, AND SPECIALIZED DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT LICENSES
- § 16.17.2.17 - YOUTH CAMP OR SCHOOL LICENSES
- § 16.17.2.18 - PROVISIONS FOR PHYSICIAN LICENSURE DURING A DECLARED DISASTER
Notes
Pre-NMAC History: The material in this part was derived from that previously filed with the state records center and archives:
BOSE 69-1, Practice Guide for Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons in New Mexico, filed 06-05-1969.
Rule 2, Application for Licensure, filed 12-07-1988.
History of Repealed Material:
Rule 2, Application for Licensure (filed 12-07-1988) repealed 10-29-2004.
16.17.2 NMAC, Application for Licensure, repealed effective 6-11-2018
Other History:
Rule 2, Application for Licensure (filed 12-07-1988) replaced by 16.17.2 NMAC, Application for Licensure, effective 10-29-2004.
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