Montana Title 37. Professions and Occupations § 37-1-144. Provisional license--limitations--validity--temporary license

(1) The department may issue a provisional license to an applicant whom the department has initially determined to be eligible for licensure, except for one or more of the following pending conditions:

(2) A board or a program may, by rule, prescribe the time, place, supervision, or other limitations respecting the provisional license.

(3) The provisional license is valid until the applicant is issued a license or until one or more of the following occurs:

(4) On one or more of the occurrences in subsection (3), the department shall render the provisional license inactive without appeal or judicial review and notify the applicant of its decision.

(5) On registration with the department, individuals actively licensed in good standing in another state may practice in Montana up to 21 days in a calendar year without licensure in this state to provide education, continuity of treatment, treatment to underserved populations, or highly specialized treatment care to clients or patients.  For the purposes of this section, good standing includes verification of licensure in another state and any applicable disciplinary data bank.