Exempts certain medical practices from Arizona licensing requirements.

Arizona HB2034 amends the state's medical licensing requirements to exempt several practices from needing a license. These include providing medical assistance in emergencies, administering family remedies, and performing basic first aid in good faith without compensation. Exemptions also apply to doctors in the armed forces, those providing care to non-resident athletes or entertainers, and those performing emergency organ harvesting. The bill clarifies that basic first aid includes cleaning minor cuts, treating minor burns, and applying bandages.

Exempts certain medical practices from Arizona licensing requirements.

Arizona HB2034 amends the state's medical licensing requirements to exempt several practices from needing a license. These include providing medical assistance in emergencies, administering family remedies, and performing basic first aid in good faith without compensation. Exemptions also apply to doctors in the armed forces, those providing care to non-resident athletes or entertainers, and those performing emergency organ harvesting. The bill clarifies that basic first aid includes cleaning minor cuts, treating minor burns, and applying bandages.