The Glenwood post., 1916-10-07

be unlawful for any person who does
not hold license to practice medicire
within this state, to hold himself out
as engaged in the business of diagnos-
ing or treating any disease, diseased
condition, injury or defect of human
beings, either in person or by or thru
partner, agent or employe, or to main
tain an office for the purpose of dag,
nosing or treating any disease, dis
eased condition, injury or defect of
human beings by or thru a partner,
agent or employe. 1t is also declared
to be unlawful for any person not hold
ing license to practice medicine with
in this state to examine for the puf-
pose of diagnosing, or to diagnose or
to treat any person suffering from any
disease, diseased condition, injury or
defect either in person, or by or thru
partner, agent or employe. 1t shall be
no defense to any person prosecuted
under this section that the partner,
agent or employe by whom the person
was examined or treated held license
to practice medicine within this state
at the time of such examination Or
treatment
Section 16. 1t is hereby declared to
be unlawful for any person to exam
inc for the purpose of diagnosing, or
to diagnose or treat any person suffer
ing from any disease, diseased condi-
ton, injury or defect as the partner,
agent or employe of any person who
does not hold license to practice medi-
cine within this state, or as the en-
ploye of any corporation, and it shall
be no defense to any person prosecuted
under this section that he held Ii
cense to practice medicine in this state
at the time of such examination or
treatment However, this section shall
not be construed to forbid any licensed
physician from accepting employment
from any person, partnership, associa-
tion or corporation to examine and
treat the employees of such person,
partnership, association or corporation.
Section II. If any person holding r
license to practice medicine within this
state shall examine for the purpose of
diagnosing or shall diagnose or treat
any person suffering from any disease,
injury or defect as the partner, agent
or employe of any person who does not
hold a license to practice medicine
within this state, or as the employe of
a corporation except when he is en-
ployed to treat the regular employees of
such person, partnership, association
or corporation, his license shall be re-
voked therefor by the State Board Of
Medical Examiners upon a hearing
conducted as hereinabove prescribed for
the revoking of licenses upon any
other ground.
Section 1S. The State Board Of
Medical Examiners may grant and re-
woke licenses to practice chiropody
within the state of Colorado, and it is
person to practice chiropody as here
matter defined within the state Of
Colorado, who does not hold license
to practice medicine or license to
practice chiropody issued by the State
Board of Medical Examiners.
Section 10. The term chiropody rs
used in this act is hereby defined to
mean the surgical treatment of alb
normal nails, corns, warts and callosities
of the feet and the superficial treat
ment of bunions.
Section 90. Before receiving a H.
cense to practice chiropody, the appli-
cant shall be required to make applica-
tion upon such form as the board of
medical examiners may require, and to
pay the fee hereinabove required of an
applicant for license to practice medi-
cine and to pass an examination given
by the board in those subjects concern
ing which the board deems it necessary
for practitioner of chiropody to have
special knowledge.
Section 81. The license to practice
chiropody as hereinabove defined shall
confer upon the licentiate. the right 20
give surgical treatment for abnormal
nails, cOrns, warts, callosities of the
feet and superficial treatment of bun
ions. and the right to use local anaes-
thetics upon feet as incidental to such
treatment, but no right to give any
other anaesthetics or to make any in
cision involving structure below the
level of the true skin.
Section %. Any person not holding
license to practice medicine or Il
cense to practice chiropody. who shall
practice chiropody as hereinabove de-
fined, and any person holding license
to practice chiropody who shall prac-
tice medicine otherwise than is includ
ed in the practice of chiropody shall
be deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be pun
ished as provided in section thirteen
(13) of this act.
Section %. The state board of mod
ical examiners may revoke the license
to practice chiropody of any person
who, while holding such license, OBJ
tains fee or promise or obligation
to pay fee by fraud, or is guilty Of
grossly negligent, or ignorant malprac-
tice in the practice of chiropody, or
violates any provisions of this act, or
is guilty of any immoral or dishonora-
BILE conduct. The procedure for deny
ing or revoking license to practice
chiropody, shall be the same as that
for denying or revoking license to
practice medicine. n j