Michigan § 333.18812 - Limited license for practice apart from veterinary education; requirements; graduates of nonapproved veterinary education programs.

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§ 333.18812. Limited license for practice apart from veterinary education; requirements; graduates of nonapproved veterinary education programs.

Sec. 18812.(1)

A limited license for practice apart from veterinary education shall require that the individual be a senior student in an approved school of veterinary medicine and be under the supervision of a veterinarian licensed by this state.

(2)

Graduates of nonapproved veterinary education programs may be granted a limited license under section 16182(1).

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

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