| (a) An individual licensed to practice chiropractic
in another state, the District of Columbia, or a United States territory
may provide chiropractic services in Texas for no more than 30 days
within a calendar year under a temporary license.
(b) An individual seeking a temporary license shall
hold an active unrestricted license, without any pending disciplinary
action, in another state, the District of Columbia, or United States
territory.
(c) An individual seeking a temporary license shall
apply to the Board at least 14 days before the date work in Texas
will begin.
(d) An individual shall submit with the application:
(1) a copy of the individual's active license with
a signed statement from the individual that the individual holds an
active unrestricted license without any pending disciplinary action
in that or any other jurisdiction;
(2) a description of where and when chiropractic services
are to be performed, the type of services, and a general description
of the individuals who will receive those services; and
(3) the name of the business entity, person, or event
with which the individual will be associated or will be employed by
while working under the temporary license.
(e) An individual granted a temporary license may not
provide chiropractic services to the general public.
(f) An individual granted a temporary license shall
comply with Texas Occupations Code Chapter 201 and Board rules and
practice only within the scope of practice in Texas.
(g) An individual granted a temporary license who violates
Texas Occupations Code Chapter 201 or Board rules is subject to disciplinary
action.
(h) This section does not apply to individuals residing
in Texas, establishing residence in Texas, or seeking to practice
under a regular Board-issued license.
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