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LR 2835
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Sec. 14. 32 MRSA §1100-E, sub-§4, as amended by PL 2001, c. 260, Pt.
B, §4, is further amended to read:

 
4. Endorsement. The board, at its discretion, without
examination, may issue a license to an applicant to practice as a
denturist who furnishes proof satisfactory to the board that the
denturist has been licensed to practice and has actively
practiced for a period of 3 years in another state or Canadian
province after full compliance with the requirements of its
dental laws, if the licensure requirements are, in all
essentials, at least equivalent to those of this State. The board
may require letters of reference about the denturist. Applicants
for licensure by endorsement who meet the requirements of this
section must be interviewed in person by the board, or members of
the board, prior to being issued a license. Every license so
given must state upon its face that it was granted on the basis
of endorsement. The fee for the license may not exceed $100 $175.

 
Sec. 15. 32 MRSA §1100-N, as amended by PL 1993, c. 600, Pt. A,
§99, is further amended to read:

 
§1100-N. Application

 
To apply for a license to practice dental radiography, an
applicant shall must submit a written application with supporting
documents to the board, on forms provided by the board, and shall
must pay an application fee, which may not exceed $50 $125.

 
Sec. 16. 32 MRSA §1100-O, sub-§1, as amended by PL 1993, c. 600, Pt.
A, §99, is further amended to read:

 
1. Term of license; renewal. All licenses to practice dental
radiography issued by the board are valid for 5 years from the
date of issuance and may be renewed upon application to the board
and payment of a renewal fee, which may not exceed $50 $125.

 
Sec. 17. 32 MRSA §1100-S is enacted to read:

 
§1100-S.__Mental or physical examination

 
For the purposes of this section, by application for and
acceptance of a license to practice, a licensed dental
radiographer is considered to have given consent to a mental or
physical examination when directed by the board.__The board may
direct a dental radiographer to submit to an examination whenever
the board determines the dental radiographer may be suffering
from a mental illness that may be interfering with the competent
practice of dental radiography or from the use of intoxicants or
drugs to an extent that they are preventing the dental
radiographer from practicing dental radiography competently and


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