(Section scheduled to be repealed on January 1, 2029)

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Sec. 11. Practice pending licensure. A person holding the degree of Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, or its equivalent, from an accredited college of veterinary medicine, and who has applied in writing to the Department for a license to practice veterinary medicine and surgery in any of its branches, and who has fulfilled the requirements of Section 8 of this Act, with the exception of receipt of notification of his or her examination results, may practice under the direct supervision of a veterinarian who is licensed in this State, until:

(1)the applicant has been notified of his or her failure to pass the examination authorized by the Department;

(2)the applicant has withdrawn his or her application;

(3)the applicant has received a license from the Department after successfully passing the examination authorized by the Department; or

(4)the applicant has been notified by the Department to cease and desist from practicing.

The applicant shall perform only those acts that may be prescribed by and incidental to his or her employment and those acts shall be performed under the direction of a supervising veterinarian who is licensed in this State. The applicant shall not be entitled to otherwise engage in the practice of veterinary medicine until fully licensed in this State.

The Department shall immediately notify the supervising veterinarian employing the applicant and the applicant that the applicant shall immediately cease and desist from practicing if the applicant

(1)practices outside his or her employment under a licensed veterinarian;

(2)violates any provision of this Act; or

(3)becomes ineligible for licensure under this Act.