Board of Podiatry Examiners
State of Arizona

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Prescriber Continuing Medical Education (CME)

A.R.S. §§ 15-1756 and 32-3248.02 impose obligations on all students attending medical programs in state that make them eligible for DEA registration to complete a minimum three hours of opioid related clinical education hours and on all healthcare professionals who hold an active Drug Enforcement Administration certifications to complete a minimum three hours of opioid-related, substance-use disorder related or addiction related continuing medical education (“CME”) as part of any continuing education requirements for renewal.  The Board will begin requiring its licensees to begin meeting the CME requirement in the 2018-2019 renewal cycle. 

For additional information regarding the Opioid Epidemic Act, please visit the Office of the Governor Doug Ducey www.azgovernor.gov.

Welcome to the Arizona State Board of Podiatry Examiners

Our mission is to protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Arizona by regulating and maintaining standards of practice in the field of podiatric medicine.

The Arizona State Board of Podiatry Examiners was first created on March 26, 1941. While the name has changed, the purpose remains the same, which is to regulate, provide the examination and license doctors of podiatric medicine in the State of Arizona. Interestingly, the profession was originally known as Chiropody and practitioners were known as Chiropodists.

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Below is useful information and resources regarding the Arizona State Board of Podiatry Examiners. Please contact board staff if you have any questions.

FEE SCHEDULE

Application for examination - $450.00
License issuance - $225.00
Annual renewal - $275.00
Late fee for renewals received after July 30 each year - $150.00
License verification - $10.00
Initial registration to dispense drugs and/or devices - $200.00
Annual renewal to dispense drugs and/or devices - $100.00

 

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Civil penalty

Thank you for choosing to pay for your service with the Board's online payment option. This form is for paying Civil Penalties. If you would like to make a different payment, please choose the appropriate option on the right.

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License & Dispensing Renewals (After July 30)

Thank you for choosing to pay for your service with the Board's online payment option. This form is for paying for your renewal of a license or dispensing registration. After July 30, all License Renewals will incur a $150.00 late fee. There is no late fee for renewal of a registration to dispense drugs and/or devices. If you would like to make a different payment, please choose the appropriate option on the right.

FEE INFORMATION

License Renewal - $275.00

License Renewal Late Fee - $150.00

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Initial License Issuance or Dispensing Registration

Thank you for choosing to pay for your service with the Board's online payment option. This form is for paying for your initial issuance of a license or dispensing registration. If you would like to make a different payment, please choose the appropriate option on the right.

Fee Information

License issuance - $225.00
Initial registration to dispense drugs and/or devices - $200.00
License issuance and registration to dispense drugs and/or devices - $425.00

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Application for Exam & License

Thank you for choosing to pay for your service with the Board's online payment option. This form is for paying for your Application for Exam & License. If you would like to make a different payment, please choose the appropriate option on the right.

Fee Information

Application for Exam & License - $450.00

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Mission

Our mission is to protect the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Arizona by regulating and maintaining standards of practice in the field of podiatric medicine.

Use of Social Security Numbers

Pursuant to A.R.S. § 25-320(P), disclosure of your social security account number to this agency is required. The Arizona State Board of Podiatry Examiners' ("Board") request for social security numbers of the Board's applicants and licensees are for the purposes of identification and for carrying out the Board's statutory obligations. Your social security number will not be released to the general public. However, your social security number may be released to any authorized person pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 405(c)(2)(C)(viii)(III). The Board may also use your social security number as a confidential identifier when inquiring about your education, background or fitness to practice. (An example of this type of use would be to request information from the National Practitioner’s Data Bank).