What is the maximum number of days a practitioner can practice in North Dakota with a limited license?

In North Dakota, a practitioner with a limited license is permitted to practice for a maximum of 30 days. This provision allows practitioners to engage in specific activities while maintaining regulatory compliance. The limited license is generally issued to those who may be completing a residency program or working under defined conditions that do not yet allow for a full, unrestricted license.

The 30-day timeframe ensures that practitioners can gain necessary experience without compromising patient safety or the integrity of the healthcare system. This period is carefully considered to provide adequate time for oversight and evaluation while still adhering to the state's regulations for practicing professionals.

Understanding these limitations is crucial for both practitioners and healthcare facilities, ensuring adherence to the licensing requirements set forth by the North Dakota Board of Pharmacy.