Alaska SB248 establishes licensing requirements for genetic counselors and creates the Genetic Counseling Advisory Council.
Alaska SB248 introduces a licensing framework for genetic counselors, requiring them to hold a license to practice in the state. The bill outlines qualifications for licensure, including educational requirements and passing a certified genetic counselor examination. It also allows for temporary licenses under certain conditions and sets continuing education requirements for license renewal. The State Medical Board is tasked with adopting regulations to ensure the competency of licensees and to establish guidelines for the practice of genetic counseling.
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