Ariz. Admin. Code § R4-25-502 - Approval of Continuing Education
A. A licensee may submit a written request to
the Board for approval of continuing education before submission of a renewal
application.
B. A request under
subsection (A) shall contain:
1. A brief
summary of the continuing education;
2. The educational objectives of the
continuing education;
3. The date,
time, and place of the provision of the continuing education;
4. The name of the individual providing the
continuing education, if available; and
5. The name of the organization providing the
continuing education, if applicable.
C. In determining whether to approve
continuing education, the Board shall consider whether the continuing
education:
1. Is designed to provide current
developments, skills, procedures, or treatments related to the practice of
podiatry;
2. Is developed and
provided by an individual with knowledge and experience in the subject area;
and
3. Contributes directly to the
professional competence of a licensee.
D. The Board may accept a maximum of 10
continuing education credit hours or less for the following:
1. Teaching a graduate level course approved
by the American Podiatry Medical Association,
2. Self-study which can include the
following:
a. Reading educational literature
that relates to the practice of podiatry.
b. A work or study group that relates to the
practice of podiatry.
c. Having
authored or co-authored a book, book chapter, or article in a peer-reviewed
journal that was published within the last year and that relates to the
practice of podiatry.
3.
Serving as a Board member or Complaint consultant for the Board.
E. The Board shall approve or deny
a request for approval according to the time-frames set forth in
R4-25-104 and Table 1.
F. According to A.R.S.
§
32-829(E), if approval of a continuing education request is denied, a licensee has 60 days
from the date of the denial to meet the continuing education
requirements.
G. Any opioid-related
course that is approved by the Arizona State Board of Podiatry Examiners,
Arizona State Board of Pharmacy, Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners,
Arizona Medical Board or the Arizona State Board of Nursing is approved by the
Board.
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