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Board approves finances; checking account at $225,199.60, workers’ comp premium rises

Nevada State Board of Podiatry · January 12, 2026
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Summary

The Nevada State Board of Podiatry approved its November–December 2025 financial report, noting a Wells Fargo balance of $225,199.60 and a required workers’ compensation premium of $1,047.71 — a $347.71 increase from the prior provider.

The Nevada State Board of Podiatry approved its financial report for November and December 2025 during its Jan. 12, 2026 meeting. Secretary/Treasurer Dr. Christine Clark reported the Board’s Wells Fargo checking account balance was $225,199.60 and that all bills had been paid.

Dr. Christine Clark also told the Board that the State Risk Manager required the Board to use the State of Nevada workers’ compensation coverage at a yearly premium of $1,047.71, an increase of $347.71 over the prior workers’ compensation provider. Board Member Dr. Jameson Noorda moved to approve the finances; President Dr. Katheryne Glantz seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.

The Board recorded the approval as a formal action but did not attach additional budgetary directives or amendments at that meeting. The finance report was presented as a staff‑level accounting of balances and obligations rather than as a policy decision that would alter ongoing spending or service contracts.