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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 90 — Medicine and Allied Occupations

§ 90-187.14. Veterinary faculty certificates and zoo veterinary certificates.

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§ 90-187.14. Veterinary faculty certificates and zoo veterinary certificates.
(a)The Board may, upon application, issue veterinary faculty certificates in lieu of a license that otherwise would be required by this Article.
(b)The Board may, upon application, issue zoo veterinary certificates in lieu of a license that otherwise would be required by this Article, to veterinarians employed by the North Carolina State Zoo.
(c)The Board shall determine by administrative rule the application procedure, fees, criteria for the issuance, continuing education, renewal, suspension or revocation, and the scope of practice under the veterinary faculty certificate or the zoo veterinary certificate. There shall be an annual renewal of each certificate and all persons holding these certificates shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the Board in all respects under this Article. (1993, c. 500, s. 18.)
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