Arizona HB2178 requires the chief medical officer of any state agency to hold an active medical license in Arizona.
Arizona HB2178 amends the state's statutes to mandate that any individual serving as the chief medical officer for a state agency must possess an active license to practice medicine in Arizona. This requirement applies regardless of any other existing laws. The bill also changes the article heading from "Vaccination Status" to "State Agencies generally.
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