An Ordinance for amending and consolidating the law with regard to the constitution of the Medical Board, the practice of medicine and surgery, and the selling of drugs.

  • Trinidad.
Date:
1887
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An Ordinance for amending and consolidating the law with regard to the constitution of the Medical Board, the practice of medicine and surgery, and the selling of drugs. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    No. G. Medical. 1897. satisfaction of the Council that lie is of good cliaracter and that he is by Law entitled to practice Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery be admitted as a Member of the Hoard and the President or in his absence the Vice- President shall tliereupon convene a Meeting of the Council at which the Diploma, License or Certificate produced shall be examined. Adinisgion of pcrHons hold- ing Colonial Diplomas. ST. Where a person shows to the satisfaction of the Council that he holds some recognised Colonial Medical diploma or diplomas (as hereinafter defined) granted to him in any British possession to which the Medical Act, 188G, applies and that he is of good character and that he is by l.aw entitled to practice Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery in such British possession he shall on applica- tion to the Council and on payment of a fee of £5 be entitled without examination in this Colony to be regis- tered as a Member of the jMedical Board. Admission of persons hold- ing Foreign Diplomas, re- cognized nnder Medical Act, 1880. O' Admission of persons hold- ing Foreign Dijdomas not recognized hy Medical Act, 188G. S. From and after the passing of this Ordinance where a person shows to the satisfaction of the Council that he holds some recognised foreign diploma or diplomas (as hereinafter defined) granted in a foreign country to which the Medical Act, 188G, applies, and that he is of good character and that he is by Law entitled to practice INIedicine, Surgery and Midwifery in such foreign country he shall on application to the Council and on payment of a fee of Jl5 be entitled to be registered as a Member of the Medical Board. SLL Any person holding any diploma or diplomas to practice Medicine, Surgery or Midwifery granted in any British possession or Foreign Country to which the Medical Act, 188G, shall not apply may on production of a Certificate from the Koyal College of Physicians of London