Licensed professions.
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Two Thirds
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No
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- Introduced
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- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This bill makes changes to how California licenses various professions, including dentistry, medicine, veterinary medicine, private investigators, and registered veterinary technicians. It allows unlicensed dental assistants to complete the Infection Control examination offered by the Dental Assisting National Board instead of taking a traditional course. It also adjusts application deadlines and requirements for the Licensed Physicians from Mexico Program and makes changes to the composition of the California Veterinary Medical Board. Finally, it modifies the Private Investigator Act to exempt master agreements from including specific start and completion dates.
Key provisions
- Allows unlicensed dental assistants to complete the Dental Assisting National Board’s Infection Control examination.
- Revises infection control course requirements for dental assistants, permitting completion of approved courses with at least 4 hours of didactic instruction and 2 hours of laboratory instruction via video.
- Extends application deadlines for the Licensed Physicians from Mexico Program.
- Requires the California Veterinary Medical Board to appoint an additional registered veterinary technician member.
- Modifies educational requirements for registered veterinary technicians to include education accredited by a California public school.
- Exempts master agreements for frequently contracted services from requiring specific start and completion dates.
- Updates requirements for written client service agreements for private investigators.
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