20 CSR 2230-2.036 - Waiver of Requirement for Continuing Education for National Guard and Reservists
PURPOSE: To provide the process for a licensee called to active duty in the military to request waiver of continuing education requirements.
(1) Pursuant to
the provisions of section
41.946,
RSMo, 2016 no continuing education requirements as set forth in the "podiatry
practice act" shall be required if licensee is a member of the National Guard
or any reserve component of any branch of the Armed Forces of the United States
and who is called to active duty, as follows:
(A) Any continuing education requirement
required during the time of active duty service shall be waived and licensee
shall not be required to make up any of that required training;
(B) If continuing education is required over
a period of time and the licensee is on active duty for any portion of that
compliance period, then the continuing education requirement for that
compliance period will be waived; and
(C) The licensee notifies the board, as set
forth in this rule, of his or her active duty service.
(2) Any licensee seeking waiver of the
continuing education requirement under this provision shall file with the board
a Notice of Active Military Duty on a form provided by the board or by other
written communication accepted by the board with a request for waiver of
continuing education. This Notice of Active Military Duty shall be signed and
dated by the licensee, and include the name and number of licensee's license
and the dates of the compliance period for which the licensee requests a
continuing education waiver and shall include a copy of licensee's orders to
active duty or other evidence sufficient to document licensee's call to active
duty and the time period of the active duty service, and any other information
the board may request relevant to compliance with the provisions of Missouri
law.
(3) Upon the board's
acceptance of the Notice of Active Military Duty, the board shall deem all
continuing education requirements fulfilled as set forth above.
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