California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 8.2 — Naturopathic Doctors Act, Article 2 — Administration

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Section 3620Requires the board to enforce and administer the chapter and makes the board solely responsible for implementing it. The board therefore holds…Section 3620.1Establishes protection of the public as the naturopathic-medicine board’s highest priority when exercising licensing, regulatory, and disciplinary functions. Requires public protection to…Section 3621Requires the following: (a)The board must consist of nine members, consisting of seven members appointed by the Governor, one public member appointed…Section 3621.5Requires the board to meet at least two times during each calendar year and to hold additional meetings in appropriate locations when…Section 3622Requires the naturopathic-medicine board to adopt regulations necessary to carry out the chapter. Extends existing regulations adopted by the former Bureau of…Section 3623Requires the board to approve an accredited naturopathic medical education program only if it meets stated minimum admissions and curriculum standards, including…Section 3624Allows the board to grant a two-year faculty registration to a person without a naturopathic-doctor license who is offered a faculty position…Section 3624.5Exempts an out-of-state or foreign naturopathic doctor from the chapter when consulting with a California-licensed practitioner or invited by one of the…Section 3626Allows the following: (a)The board may employ other officers and employees as necessary to discharge the duties of the board. (b)The board…Section 3627Requires the naturopathic-medicine board to establish a formulary advisory subcommittee with equal representation from clinical and academic physicians and surgeons, pharmacists, and…

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