Ind. Code § 21-44-1-10
"Eligible institution"
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As of January 1, 2018
Sec. 10. "Eligible institution", for purposes of:
Sec. 10. "Eligible institution", for purposes of:
(1) sections 2 and 11 of this chapter and IC 21-44-2, means a university, college, or other educational institution that: (A) operates in the United States; and (B) offers a health education program leading to a baccalaureate, graduate, or postgraduate degree in a health related field including: (i) medicine; (ii) dentistry; (iii) optometry; (iv) nursing; (v) physical therapy; (vi) occupational therapy; or (vii) other allied health fields; and
(1) sections 2 and 11 of this chapter and IC 21-44-2, means a university, college, or other educational institution that: (A) operates in the United States; and (B) offers a health education program leading to a baccalaureate, graduate, or postgraduate degree in a health related field including: (i) medicine; (ii) dentistry; (iii) optometry; (iv) nursing; (v) physical therapy; (vi) occupational therapy; or (vii) other allied health fields;
(2) IC 21-44-3, refers to a postsecondary educational institution that qualifies as an eligible institution under IC 21-44-3-1(4).
(2) IC 21-44-3, refers to a postsecondary educational institution that qualifies as an eligible institution under IC 21-44-3-1(4); and
(3) IC 21-44-3.5, means a state educational institution that offers a health education program leading to a graduate or postgraduate degree in a health related field, including:
(A) medicine;
(B) dentistry;
(C) optometry;
(D) nursing;
(E) physical therapy;
(F) occupational therapy; or
(G) other allied health fields.
Official source: Indiana General Assembly. Reproduced from public-domain Indiana statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.