Ark. Code Ann. § 17-103-308: Licensure certificate
Where this section sits in the code
- AR Code
- Title 17
- Chapter 103
- Subchapter 3
(a) Under this chapter, a licensee involved in independent private practice with the public shall: (1) Display his or her license; and (2) Immediately notify clients if his or her license expires without renewal or is suspended or revoked. (b) Under this chapter, a licensee whose license expires without renewal or is suspended or revoked shall immediately: (1) Notify his or her employer, employees, and partners that he or she is no longer licensed; and (2) Remove from public display his or her license certificate and license card. Amended by Act 2015, No. 1170,§ 6, eff. 7/22/2015. Acts 2003, No. 1274, § 2.
(a) Under this chapter, a licensee involved in independent private practice with the public shall: (1) Display his or her license; and (2) Immediately notify clients if his or her license expires without renewal or is suspended or revoked.
(1) Display his or her license; and
(2) Immediately notify clients if his or her license expires without renewal or is suspended or revoked.
(b) Under this chapter, a licensee whose license expires without renewal or is suspended or revoked shall immediately: (1) Notify his or her employer, employees, and partners that he or she is no longer licensed; and (2) Remove from public display his or her license certificate and license card.
(1) Notify his or her employer, employees, and partners that he or she is no longer licensed; and
(2) Remove from public display his or her license certificate and license card.
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