Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 54-1807 (2026)
State board of medicine — Registration.
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State board of medicine — Registration.
Interns and residents must register with the board prior to the commencement of any activities constituting the practice of medicine in this state. Registration shall include disclosure of the applicant’s prior education and training, the program or course of study the intern or resident intends to follow, the physicians or group of physicians who will supervise the program or course of study and such other information as the board deems relevant. The board shall reserve the right to approve any such program or course of study. A registration fee shall be fixed by the board and registration must be renewed annually or biannually.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 1
case, 1981–1981 · leading case: State v. Kellogg, 636 P.2d 750 (Idaho 1981).
State v. Kellogg, 636 P.2d 750 (Idaho 1981). “" Kellogg does not argue that his degree in naturopathy is a "medical or osteopathic school diploma" within the meaning of I.C. § 54-1807. Kellogg does argue, however, that the state board of medicine has discriminated against him in applying the statute by refusing to allow him…”
Idaho Code § 54-1807(a): 1 case
State v. Kellogg, 636 P.2d 750 (Idaho 1981). “" Kellogg does not argue that his degree in naturopathy is a "medical or osteopathic school diploma" within the meaning of I.C. § 54-1807. Kellogg does argue, however, that the state board of medicine has discriminated against him in applying the statute by refusing to allow him…”
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