Verified October 10, 2026 against the practice act, board rules and sources cited below. The board decides every application. All states
What podiatrists miss in New Hampshire
- RSA 315:6 still says licenses last no more than one year, but RSA 310:8 sets a 2-year term that overrides it.
Can a podiatrist licensed elsewhere get a New Hampshire license by endorsement?
The licensing office must license professionals with an active license in good standing from a jurisdiction whose requirements are substantially similar, under its rules. A 120-day temporary license is available to out-of-state licensees while the full application is pending.
- Universal license recognition
- Board: New Hampshire Board of Podiatry (Office of Professional Licensure and Certification)
Citation: RSA 310:17; RSA 310:6, V
Which APMLE parts does New Hampshire require?
Passing a proctored NBPME test, Parts I, II and III, is required.
- APMLE Part III required
Does New Hampshire give its own exam?
The podiatry statute requires only the national examination.
- No state exam
Citation: RSA 315:2, 315:7
What does a New Hampshire podiatry license cover?
The statute covers ailments of the human foot and lower leg. Surgery in a health care facility is limited to what that facility's credentials committee allows.
- Ankle in scope
- Anesthesia: No general anesthesia.
- Foot and lower leg.
Citation: RSA 315:6
Does New Hampshire offer a residency, training or temporary license?
Training licenses for CPME-accredited residents and fellows, limited to the program. A 120-day temporary license for out-of-state licensees.
- Available
Citation: RSA 315:8, I-a; RSA 310:6, V
Where does New Hampshire stand on the podiatric compact?
- No compact law
How often does a New Hampshire license renew?
Licenses issued by the licensing office are valid for 2 years; that term overrides conflicting board statutes.
- Renews every 2 years
Citation: RSA 310:8, II
Licensing in New Hampshire?
We prepare every supporting document and a question-by-question guide, request the FPMB disciplinary report, CPME residency verification and other boards' verifications, and track the file to a decision; you sign every oath and sit every exam. A license by endorsement is $799 per state, or $899 for a full application.