N.M. Admin. Code § 16.25.2.14 - 60-DAY TEMPORARY PERMIT
A. Purpose. The temporary permit, good for a
period of no more than 60-calendar days, is intended for experienced, licensed
veterinarians who wish to practice in New Mexico for a brief period. The
temporary permit is not granted to a new graduate or experienced veterinarian
who has not yet taken the state licensing examination or met all other
licensing requirements.
B. To
qualify for a temporary permit, an applicant must:
(1) be currently licensed in and currently
practice in another state, territory, or district of the United
States;
(2) be in good standing in
all jurisdictions in which he is or has been licensed;
(3) submit the completed, signed, and
notarized application for licensure-DVM form along with a
color passport-type, head and shoulders photograph and the temporary permit
fee; and
(4) provide a verification
of licensure from the state where the applicant currently practices veterinary
medicine and holds licensure.
C. An applicant for a temporary permit does
not need to take the state examination or provide national examination
scores.
D. A temporary permit may
not be renewed within a 12 month period from issuance without approval from the
board.
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