Section 43-05-12 - Examination - Temporary permit1. The board may issue a license or permit to an applicant who has received a passing score on each section of the national board of podiatric medical examiners licensing examination or such other licensing examination as determined by the board. The board shall determine the requirements for a passing score. An applicant shall appear in person before the board or its designated representative to complete an oral practical examination and show that the applicant satisfies the requirements for licensure. The board may accept a national clinical examination prepared and graded by the national board of podiatric medical examiners in lieu of the oral practical examination. The board may establish the procedures or requirements for the applicant's personal presentation and the subject matter of the oral practical examination.2. The board may issue a temporary permit to practice podiatric medicine to a person engaged in a clinical residency or preceptorship for a period not to exceed twelve months if the person meets all the conditions and qualifications for licensure established by this chapter and rules of the board. The applicant for a temporary permit shall submit a fee of not more than two hundred fifty dollars, as determined by the board.