Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-04-25

one or more years next prior to January
| +. 1913, shall upon payment of fee OF
ten dollars, be registered without exam
ination, and shall receive IN testimony
thereof certificate signed by the chair
man and secretary of the board. Appll-
cations for registration shall be made
upon blanks furnished by the board, and
shall be signed and sworn to by the ap-
lplicant All fees received by the board
shall once a month be paid by its secre-
/ tary into the state treasury.
1 Sec. A. A person who furnishes the
board with satisfactory proof that he or
she has been registered, or licensed, to
/ practice chiropody in another state or
TERRITORY whose standard of requirements
! is substantially the same as is provided
| by this act, shall, upon payment of fee
of fifteen dollars, be registered without
examination, and shall receive in testi-
mony thereof a certificate signed by the
chairman and secretary of the board /;
provided, however, that such nonresident
applicant is duly licensed where he re-
sides and that the state or territory of
his residence grants the same privileges
to duly licensed practitioners OF this
state.
Sec. (. A person not entitled to such
registration who furnishes the board
with satisfactory proof that he or she
is twenty-one years of age or over, and
| of good moral character, and has re-
ceived a diploma or certificate of grad
uation from a recognized school of
chiropody or an equivalent institution,
having a minimum requirement of one
years course of at least eight months,
shall, upon payment of a fee Of fifteen
dollars, be examined, and if found quail
| fed, shall be registered, and receive a
certificate signed by the chairman and
who fails to pass an examination salts
factory to the board, and is therefore
refused registration, shall be entitled
within one year after such refusal, to
a denomination at meeting of the
board called for the examination of ap-
| plicants, upon payment of an additional
/ fee of two dollars for each such reexam-
nation; but two such denominations
shall exhaust the applicants privilege
Under the original application.
| Sec. 6. Examination shall be in the
English language, and shall be written,
oral or clinical, or combination of one
or more of such methods, as the board
may determine. The examinations shall
embrace the subjects of anatomy, ply
siology, chemistry, baeterio1ogy, patho1-
\
Imedica and therapeutics, and clinical
lchiropody, but such examinations shall
be so limited in their scope as to cover
lonly the minimum requirements for
chiropody education as herein provided
and shall not be construed to require OF
the applicant a medical or surgical edu-
Ication. The minimum requirement for
registration of applicants under sections
five and six of this act, shall be based
on a general average of seventy-fve per
cent of the subjects involved, and not
less than fifty per cent in any one sub
Iject.
Sec. 7. The board may revoke or re-
fuse to issue the certificate provided for
under the provisions of this act to per
sons who have been convicted of a felony
or who have by false or fraudulent rep
RESERVATIONS obtained or sought to obtain
Ipractice in such profession, or by false
or fraudulent representation of such pro-
fession have obtained or sought to obtain
money or any other thing of value or
who assume names other than their own
or who advertise other business under
any other title or description than as
prescribed by this act, or for any inn
moral, unprofessional or dishonorable
conduct, provided that no certificate shall
be revoked or refused until the holder
or applicant is given a hearing before
the board.
! Sec. 8. The board may subsequently
ibut not earlier than one year thereafter
by unanimous vote, reissue any certifl-
cate, and register anew any chiropodist
Whose certificate was revoked and whose
registration was cancelled by the board
except as hereinafter provided
Sec. 9. The board shall investigate
all complaints or violations of this act
and shall report all such violations tc
1.-THE proper prosecuting officer
Sec. 10. A person receiving certifi-
cate of registration shall cause the same
Ito be recorded in the Office of the sec
rotary of state, IN book kept for that
purpose, and shall pay him twenty five
lCents for recording the same.
Sec. II. The word board" wherever
fused in this act shall mean the board Oh
medical registration of the State of Yer
mont.
Sec IL This act shall not apply tc
THE commissioned surgical officers of the
United States army, navy, or marine hos
p1tal service when in the actual per
Torrance of their official duties, nor to
IA physician duly registered under chap
ter 22I of the Public Statutes nor to Z
. legally registered cI1iropodist of anothei
state taking charge temporarily of the
Ipractlce of legally registered chiropod-
ist of this state; provided said chiropod
ist of a foreign state has before begin
ming practice received the written con
sent of the board
Sec. Is. A person violating the pro-
visions of this act shall be fined moi
more than one hundred dollars for the
first offerree and not more than FIVE hun.
dred dollars for each subsequent offense
Sec. IA. This act shall take effec
from its passage;
Approved March 80, 1917.