811—6.5 (169) License by endorsement.
	 6.5(1) A license by endorsement may be granted by the board pursuant to either Iowa Code section 169.10(1) or 169.10(2). An applicant shall make application for a license by endorsement on a form provided by the board. The application fee and triennial license fee shall accompany the application. In addition to the information specified in section 169.10, the applicant shall supply all of the following:
	  a.   	 A statement indicating all jurisdictions in which the licensee is or has ever been licensed to practice veterinary medicine. The applicant shall consent to release to the board license information from jurisdictions in which the applicant is or has ever been licensed.
	  b.   	 The board may require from the applicant or obtain from other sources such other information pertinent to character and education of the applicant as it may deem necessary in order to pass upon the applicant’s qualifications.
	  c.   	 Evidence of approved continuing education totaling at least 60 hours obtained in the previous three years.
	 6.5(2) If the non-Iowa license of an applicant under Iowa Code section 169.10(1) was issued after January 1, 1965, the applicant shall have successfully completed the NBE. If the applicant’s non-Iowa license was issued after January 1, 1980, the applicant shall have successfully completed the NBE and CCT according to rule 811—7.1(169).
	 6.5(3) An applicant under Iowa Code section 169.10(2) shall also include a copy of the applicant’s board or college specialty certificate. For the purpose of this rule, a specialty board or college means a specialty board or college which has been officially recognized by the AVMA. Changes of specialty status shall be reported to the board within 30 days of the action.