MA Podiatry Jurisprudence : Rules and Regs Exam
Questions with verified Answers 2026/2027 Updated.
-$Minimum $50,000 multiplied by number of individuals employed by the LLC /LLP
-Aggregate of at least $150,000 multiplied by the individual licensees or partners of the LLP/
officers of the LLC. - ANS-What is the minimum liability insurance coverage needed for each
LLC or LLP claim?
-10 days
-10 days
-30 days - ANS-If a doctor is deemed dangerous to the public, board has a meeting within
days and provides a written summary / reasons for suspension. Preliminary decision will be
provided within days of hearing and final decision within days. Hearings are NOT open
to the public, but doctor will have access to records of meetings.
-18+years of age
-Complete application submitted to Board
-Verification of graduation from an approved Podiatry college
-National board scores (75% pass rate)
-Proof of residency completion or preceptorship
-(Board may waive residency requirements if licensed in another state prior to 1995 when
residency was required)
-3 Letters of recommendation attesting to good moral character (people who know you over
10+years)
-Fee: If you apply and withdraw application, fee is forfeited.
-Pass the MA Jurisprudence Exam
-Board may wish to conduct a personal interview - ANS-Requirements for Full Licensure (by
Examination)
-20% in health professions trust fund
-80% general fund - ANS-Civil penalty fines by Department of Public Health are allocated how?
-20% professional licensure fund
-80% general fund - ANS-Civil penalty Fines by Division of Professional Licensure (DPL) are
allocated how?
-Additional CME
-Practice under supervision for a period of time
-Sentenced to drug / alcohol rehab
, Civil admin fees:
1st: not more than $100
2nd: $500
3rd: $1,500
4th: $2,500 - ANS-Civil administrative penalties can be administered for misconduct. What other
ways can a licensee be punished?
-APMA (American Podiatric Medical Association)
-Council of Podiatric Medical Education (CPME) - ANS-Courses or programs for CME credit are
approved by the board under which 2 entities?
-Application for renewal
-Renewal fee
-No less than 15 CME credits (30 over 2 yrs) - ANS-What is required for license renewal?
-Applies to intern, residents, fellows, externs, preceptors, podiatric medical officers
-18 yrs+
-Good moral character
-Application to board
-2 years of pre-podiatric medical course in college/university
-Not less than 3.5 years of study at legally chartered podiatry school
---Or, 2 years in Podiatry program at medical school + 1.5yrs at podiatry school with power to
grant Podiatry degree
-The name of the hospital/institution/clinic/program must be indicated on the certificate -
ANS-Requirements for Limited License
-At the end of the residency or preceptorship
-Or, at the end of 3 years from the date of issue - ANS-When does a limited license terminate?
-Disciplinary actions
-And are required to make up deficiencies in the next renewal period - ANS-Any licensee who
has not completed the minimum 15 CME requirement may be subject to:
-False statements to the board
-Failure to provide documentation for care rendered
-Filing documentation with third parties that are not substantiated by patient histories -
ANS-Gross misconduct includes the following:
-Full
-Limited
-Temporary
-Reciprocity - ANS-What are the 4 categories of licenses?
Questions with verified Answers 2026/2027 Updated.
-$Minimum $50,000 multiplied by number of individuals employed by the LLC /LLP
-Aggregate of at least $150,000 multiplied by the individual licensees or partners of the LLP/
officers of the LLC. - ANS-What is the minimum liability insurance coverage needed for each
LLC or LLP claim?
-10 days
-10 days
-30 days - ANS-If a doctor is deemed dangerous to the public, board has a meeting within
days and provides a written summary / reasons for suspension. Preliminary decision will be
provided within days of hearing and final decision within days. Hearings are NOT open
to the public, but doctor will have access to records of meetings.
-18+years of age
-Complete application submitted to Board
-Verification of graduation from an approved Podiatry college
-National board scores (75% pass rate)
-Proof of residency completion or preceptorship
-(Board may waive residency requirements if licensed in another state prior to 1995 when
residency was required)
-3 Letters of recommendation attesting to good moral character (people who know you over
10+years)
-Fee: If you apply and withdraw application, fee is forfeited.
-Pass the MA Jurisprudence Exam
-Board may wish to conduct a personal interview - ANS-Requirements for Full Licensure (by
Examination)
-20% in health professions trust fund
-80% general fund - ANS-Civil penalty fines by Department of Public Health are allocated how?
-20% professional licensure fund
-80% general fund - ANS-Civil penalty Fines by Division of Professional Licensure (DPL) are
allocated how?
-Additional CME
-Practice under supervision for a period of time
-Sentenced to drug / alcohol rehab
, Civil admin fees:
1st: not more than $100
2nd: $500
3rd: $1,500
4th: $2,500 - ANS-Civil administrative penalties can be administered for misconduct. What other
ways can a licensee be punished?
-APMA (American Podiatric Medical Association)
-Council of Podiatric Medical Education (CPME) - ANS-Courses or programs for CME credit are
approved by the board under which 2 entities?
-Application for renewal
-Renewal fee
-No less than 15 CME credits (30 over 2 yrs) - ANS-What is required for license renewal?
-Applies to intern, residents, fellows, externs, preceptors, podiatric medical officers
-18 yrs+
-Good moral character
-Application to board
-2 years of pre-podiatric medical course in college/university
-Not less than 3.5 years of study at legally chartered podiatry school
---Or, 2 years in Podiatry program at medical school + 1.5yrs at podiatry school with power to
grant Podiatry degree
-The name of the hospital/institution/clinic/program must be indicated on the certificate -
ANS-Requirements for Limited License
-At the end of the residency or preceptorship
-Or, at the end of 3 years from the date of issue - ANS-When does a limited license terminate?
-Disciplinary actions
-And are required to make up deficiencies in the next renewal period - ANS-Any licensee who
has not completed the minimum 15 CME requirement may be subject to:
-False statements to the board
-Failure to provide documentation for care rendered
-Filing documentation with third parties that are not substantiated by patient histories -
ANS-Gross misconduct includes the following:
-Full
-Limited
-Temporary
-Reciprocity - ANS-What are the 4 categories of licenses?
