California AB2009 regulates plasma collection centers, requiring specific qualifications for personnel and procedures for total protein tests.
California AB2009 amends the Health and Safety Code to regulate plasma collection centers. It mandates that plasma centers require donors to present photographic identification. The bill outlines qualifications for personnel performing total protein tests, including training and supervision requirements. It specifies that a licensed plasma collection center must be under the direction of a medical director or a person in charge of biologics production. The bill also details the conditions under which a license may be revoked or changed, including changes in ownership or personnel.
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