California § 1640.2 - The board shall limit the number of special permits to practice in a discipline a

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§ 1640.2. The board shall limit the number of special permits to practice in a discipline a

(a) The board shall limit the number of special permits to practice in a discipline at a college to the number that may be properly administered and supervised by the board. (b) The board shall allow a person who has held a special permit for at least the seven preceding years to enter into a part-time contract with a California dental college approved by the board, provided that the person notifies the board of this change and provides the board with a pending employment contract for part-time employment with a California dental college approved by the board. (c) A holder of a special permit shall practice no more than one day per week in the school’s faculty practice.

Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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