Wyoming Board of Registration in Podiatry
As the Professional Licensing Boards enter the busy season, we remind you that we experience a significant increase in the volume of applications, phone calls, and emails we receive, which causes delays in our processing and response times.
Please note that our processing times increase to approximately six (6) to eight (8) weeks from the date a complete application has been received in our office during our busy season. If you have not heard from the Board Office within eight (8) weeks of submitting your application, please do not hesitate to contact our office regarding the status of an application. Prior to eight (8) weeks after submitting an application, it will not have been processed. It is extremely critical that applicants carefully review the application instructions and submit a complete packet; otherwise, the processing times mentioned above may increase.
Lastly, when contacting our office, please only leave one voicemail or send us one email. Multiple calls or emails will further delay response time and processing. Your questions are important to us, and we will do our best to respond as soon as possible.
We appreciate your patience and understanding during this time!
IMPORTANT UPDATES
Upcoming Meeting - The Wyoming Board of Registration in Podiatry will meet on Wednesday, October 9, 2024 Please visit the Boards Meeting and Minutes page for more information.
The Board of Registration in Podiatry was created in 1937 to regulate the practice of podiatry to safeguard the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Wyoming by ensuring that those individuals licensed to provide Podiatry and Podiatric Assistant services in the state are duly qualified.
Mission Statement
The ultimate responsibility of the Board is to safeguard the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Wyoming by ensuring that those individuals licensed to provide Podiatry and Podiatry Assistant services in the state are duly qualified.
Who must be licensed:
Podiatrist:
Any person who professes to be a podiatrist, to practice or assume the duties incident to podiatry or to advertise in any form or hold themselves out to the public as a podiatrist, or in a sign or advertisement to use the word "podiatrist", "foot correctionist", "foot expert", "foot specialist", "chiropodist" or any other term or designation indicating to the public that he/she is holding himself out as a podiatrist or foot correctionist in any manner.
Podiatrist Assistant:
Any person operating any machine source of ionizing radiation or administering radiation to any patient in a Podiatrist's office.
