SB 172: Health Care Practitioner Specialty Titles and Designations
GENERAL BILL
by
Burton
Health Care Practitioner Specialty Titles and Designations; Prohibiting the use of specified titles and designations by health care practitioners not licensed as physicians or osteopathic physicians, as applicable, with an exception; specifying the manner in which health care practitioners may represent their specialty practice areas; specifying specialist titles and designations that physicians and osteopathic physicians, respectively, are prohibited from using unless they have received formal recognition by the appropriate recognizing agency for such specialty certifications, etc.
Effective Date: 7/1/2025
Last Action:
2/24/2025
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