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Code · North Dakota · Title 43 · Chapter 43-39 — Athletic Trainers

43-39-04. Unlawful practice.

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1. A person may not practice athletic training or hold that person out as being an athletic
trainer in this state unless that person is an individual licensed in accordance with this
chapter.
2. A person may not consult, teach, or supervise or hold that person out as being able to
consult, teach, or supervise athletic training curricular courses in this state unless that
person is an individual licensed in accordance with this chapter or chapter 43-17 or
possesses a degree in a health-related field.
3. A person may not represent that person as being a licensed athletic trainer or use in
connection with that person's name any letters, words, or insignia indicating or
implying that the person is a licensed athletic trainer unless that person is an individual
licensed in accordance with this chapter.
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