Board Policies
Board Policies are adopted by the Board as guidelines to be used in the regulation of podiatrists and the practice of podiatry. Policies are unlike statutes or rules in that they are not law. There is no requirement that the Board hold hearings before approving a proposed policy. Generally, policies are approved for use by Podiatry Board staff to facilitate the day-to-day running of the Board office and to provide guidance to licensees regarding the Board's position on various subjects.
Policies of the Podiatry Board are divided into two sections:10-1 Protocol 30-Day Letters
10-2 Release of Investigatory Information to Other State Licensing Boards
10-3 Retention of Letters of Concern
10-4 Release of Active Complaint Information to Other State Boards
10-5 Disciplinary Actions Taken by Other State Licensing Boards or Governmental Agencies Against a Lapsed or Inactive Colorado Podiatrist
10-6 Anonymous Complaints
10-7 Investigative Subpoena Enforcement
10-8 Delegation of Authority to Enforcement Program Manager and Program Director
10-9 Eligibility to Serve as a Practice Monitor
10-10 Process for Handling Complaints Involving Board Members Scope of Investigation
10-11 Scope of Investigation
10-12 Public Disciplinary Documents
10-13 Practice Monitoring Compliance Policy
20-1 Release of Information from Application Files
30-1 Sale of Products in Podiatrists' Offices
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