90-187.16. Practice of veterinary medicine allowed at registered animal shelters.
Notwithstanding any rule adopted by the Board prescribing minimum facility and practice standards for any location where veterinary medicine is practiced, a licensed veterinarian may practice veterinary medicine, including surgery and invasive procedures, at an animal shelter registered with the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, consistent with any rules adopted by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services concerning animal shelters. (2019-170, s. 2(b).)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Chapter 90 - Medicine and Allied Occupations
§ 90-179 - Purpose of Article.
§ 90-182 - North Carolina Veterinary Medical Board; appointment, membership, organization.
§ 90-184 - Compensation of the Board.
§ 90-185 - General powers of the Board.
§ 90-186 - Special powers of the Board.
§ 90-187 - Application for license; qualifications.
§ 90-187.2 - Status of persons previously licensed.
§ 90-187.3 - Applicants licensed in other states.
§ 90-187.3A - Expired pursuant to Session Laws 2018-113, s15.1(c), effective October 1, 2018.
§ 90-187.4 - Temporary permit.
§ 90-187.6 - Veterinary technicians and staff.
§ 90-187.8 - Discipline of licensees.
§ 90-187.12 - (Contingent expiration date see Editor's note) Unauthorized practice; penalty.
§ 90-187.14 - Veterinary faculty certificates and zoo veterinary certificates.
§ 90-187.15 - Board agreement for programs for impaired veterinary personnel.
§ 90-187.16 - Practice of veterinary medicine allowed at registered animal shelters.