Or. Admin. Code § 847-080-0021 - Competency Examination and Re-Entry to Practice
(1) The applicant who has not completed
postgraduate training within the past 10 years or been certified or recertified
with the ABPM or the ABPS within the past 10 years may be required to pass a
competency examination in podiatry. The competency examination may be waived if
the applicant can demonstrate ongoing participation in maintenance of
certification with the ABPM or ABPS, or has completed at least 50 hours of
Board-approved continuing education each year for the past three years.
(2) The applicant who has ceased
practice for a period of 12 or more consecutive months immediately preceding an
application for licensure or reactivation may be required to pass a competency
examination in podiatry. The competency examination may be waived if the
applicant can demonstrate ongoing participation in maintenance of certification
with the ABPM or ABPS or, subsequent to ceasing practice, the applicant has:
(a) Passed the licensing examination
administered by the NBPME, or
(b)
Been certified or recertified by the ABPM or ABPS, or
(c) Completed a Board-approved one-year
residency or clinical fellowship, or
(d) Obtained continuing medical education to
the Board's satisfaction.
(3) The applicant who has ceased the practice
of medicine for a period of 24 or more consecutive months may be required to
complete a re-entry plan to the satisfaction of the Board. The re-entry plan
must be reviewed and approved through a Consent Agreement for Re-entry to
Practice prior to the applicant beginning the re-entry plan. Depending on the
amount of time out of practice, the applicant may be required to do one or more
of the following:
(a) Pass the licensing
examination;
(b) Practice for a
specified period of time under a mentor/supervising podiatric physician who
will provide periodic reports to the Board;
(c) Obtain certification or re-certification,
or participate in maintenance of certification, with the ABPM or the ABPS;
(d) Complete a re-entry program as
determined appropriate by the Board;
(e) Complete one year of an accredited
postgraduate or clinical fellowship training, which must be pre-approved by the
Board's Medical Director;
(f)
Complete at least 50 hours of Board-approved continuing medical education each
year for the past three years.
(4) Licensure shall not be granted until all
requirements of OAR chapter 847, division 80, are completed
satisfactorily.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 677.265
Stats. Implemented: ORS 677.190, 677.265, 677.825, 677.830, 677.837
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