Board of medicine definition

Board of medicine means the Iowa board of medicine.

Board of medicine means the board established pursuant to Iowa Code chapters 147 and 148.

Board of medicine means the West Virginia Board of Medicine as created

Examples of Board of medicine in a sentence

• The Chair of the Board of Medicine and Surgery stated “It is extremely important for us to have the occupational oversight provided by the Board of medicine and surgery for clinicians in the state.

• Brown, Poling, D., Fleischauer, Talbott and Overington - Board of medicine, formation and approval of professional limited liability companies - Introduced 01/19/12 - To Government Organization then Judiciary - To House Judiciary 2/1/12 4172.

• Meanwhile on July 21, 1993, the Board of medicine issued Resolution No. 21 charging the respondents of immorality, dishonest conduct, fraud and deceit and recommended that the test results of the Fatima Examinees be nullified.On December 19, 1994, the RTC of Manila promulgated its decision ordering the PRC to allow the respondents to take the physician’s oath and to register them as physicians.

• Amend RSA 94:1-a, I(b) by inserting the following position:GG Board of medicine executive director324 Compensation of Certain State Officials; Salaries Established.

• Different teaching strategies may lead to different learning outcomes such as interest, engagement, motivation, behavior, understanding and awareness etc.

• This reconstruction is inevitable but since it will take a very long time the force is set to moderate.

More Definitions of Board of medicine

Board of medicine means the West Virginia board of medicine as provided in section five, article three, chapter thirty of this code.

Board of medicine means the Board of Medicine established pursuant to section 203(a) of the District of Columbia Health Occupations Revision Act of 1985, effective March 25,1986 (D.C. Law 6-99: D.C. Official Code g 3-1202.03(a)).