HB293 regulates the practice of genetic counseling in Alaska, establishing licensing requirements and creating an advisory council.
HB293 mandates that genetic counselors in Alaska obtain a license to practice, with specific qualifications and continuing education requirements. The bill outlines the scope of practice for licensed genetic counselors, including obtaining and evaluating patient histories, discussing genetic risks, and providing counseling. It also establishes a Genetic Counseling Advisory Council to advise the State Medical Board. The bill includes provisions for temporary licenses, disciplinary actions, and exceptions for certain health care providers.
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