HB 4463
Relating to the Board of Sanitarians
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Bill overview
This bill makes changes to the rules and regulations governing the West Virginia Board of Sanitarians. It authorizes the board to offer online training for licenses and certificates, establishes a six-month timeframe for completing training, and clarifies that a Registered Sanitarian can license individuals who meet training and experience requirements. The bill also requires the board to adopt reciprocity standards by May 1, 2026.
Key provisions
- Authorizes online training for licenses and certificates.
- Establishes a six-month deadline for completing training.
- Allows Registered Sanitarians to license applicants who meet training and experience requirements.
- Requires the Board of Sanitarians to adopt reciprocity standards by May 1, 2026.
- Clarifies qualifications for a registered sanitarian, including degree requirements and experience.
- Specifies requirements for a sanitarian certificate, including degree and experience.
- Permits licensure for individuals from other jurisdictions with substantially equivalent licenses.
- Outlines the board's powers and duties related to examinations, licensing, and disciplinary actions.
Who is affected
- West Virginia residents seeking licenses or certifications as sanitarians.
- The Board of Sanitarians.
- Individuals currently holding sanitarian licenses or registrations.
- Public health professionals and environmental health scientists.
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