Minnesota · statute · Minn. Stat. ch. 146 · 6 active provisions
The term "practicing healing" or "practice of healing" shall mean and include any person who shall in any manner for any fee, gift, compensation, or reward, or in expectation thereof, engage in, or hold out to the public as being engaged in, the practice of medicine or surgery, the practice of osteopathic medicine, the…
Every person not hereinafter excepted from the provisions of this chapter authorized to practice healing in this state shall annually register with the director of the particular board of examiners which examined and registered or licensed the person to practice that branch or system of healing pursued; and shall, at t…
The several boards or other officers whose duty it shall be to administer or carry into effect the provisions of this chapter shall, while exercising such authority, in no manner discriminate against any system or branch of healing.
Any person who shall practice healing or attempt to practice healing in this state without having registered with the examining board in the system or branch of healing pursued, as herein provided, or without displaying a certificate of annual registration with the proper board of examiners, as herein provided, shall b…
Any person implicated in employing fraud or deception in registering annually under this chapter shall be guilty of a gross misdemeanor.
Subdivision 1. Therapy. "Manual therapy" or "mechanical therapy" as used in this section means manipulation or adjusting joint articulation without anesthesia. Subd. 2. Training requirement. A person regulated under this chapter who is not otherwise authorized to provide manual therapy or mechanical therapy, intending…