Establishes provisions relating to dietitians, including reciprocity, nonrenewable temporary licenses, and the Dietitian Licensure Compact
SB 412 would create new rules for dietitians in the state, primarily affecting licensed dietitians and those seeking to practice here. It establishes reciprocity so dietitians licensed in other states can more easily practice without full re-licensing, adds nonrenewable temporary licenses for new graduates or those transitioning, and joins the Dietitian Licensure Compact - a multistate agreement to simplify licensing across participating states. The bill aims to reduce barriers for dietitians moving between states and streamline the initial licensing process for new professionals. This would change current state licensing procedures by incorporating these interstate agreements and temporary options.
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Introduction
Dec 2024
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Governor
Introduced Dec 1, 2024
Last action Feb 17, 2025
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Curtis Trent
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