2007 Minnesota Statutes
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147.038 CANCELLATION OF LICENSE IN GOOD STANDING.
Subdivision 1. Board approval; reporting. A person holding an active license to practice
medicine in the state may, upon approval of the board, be granted license cancellation if the board
is not investigating the person as a result of a complaint or information received or if the board has
not begun disciplinary proceedings against the person. Such action by the board shall be reported
as a cancellation of a license in good standing.
Subd. 2. Fees nonrefundable. A person who receives board approval for license cancellation
is not entitled to a refund of any license fees paid for the licensure year in which cancellation of
the license occurred.
Subd. 3. New license after cancellation. If a person who has been granted board approval
for license cancellation desires to resume the practice of medicine in Minnesota, that person must
obtain a new license by applying for licensure and fulfilling the requirements then in existence for
obtaining an initial license to practice medicine in Minnesota.
History: 1991 c 106 s 3
Subdivision 1. Board approval; reporting. A person holding an active license to practice
medicine in the state may, upon approval of the board, be granted license cancellation if the board
is not investigating the person as a result of a complaint or information received or if the board has
not begun disciplinary proceedings against the person. Such action by the board shall be reported
as a cancellation of a license in good standing.
Subd. 2. Fees nonrefundable. A person who receives board approval for license cancellation
is not entitled to a refund of any license fees paid for the licensure year in which cancellation of
the license occurred.
Subd. 3. New license after cancellation. If a person who has been granted board approval
for license cancellation desires to resume the practice of medicine in Minnesota, that person must
obtain a new license by applying for licensure and fulfilling the requirements then in existence for
obtaining an initial license to practice medicine in Minnesota.
History: 1991 c 106 s 3
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