AB2009 regulates plasma donation centers in California, setting standards for medical directors, digital refractometer use, and donor identification.

AB2009 amends California's Health and Safety Code to establish requirements for plasma donation centers. It mandates that these centers be directed by a qualified medical director, who must be a licensed physician with at least three months of plasma center experience. The bill also specifies that digital refractometers used for total protein tests must meet certain criteria and be used within 30 feet of the donor.

AB2009 regulates plasma donation centers in California, setting standards for medical directors, digital refractometer use, and donor identification.

AB2009 amends California's Health and Safety Code to establish requirements for plasma donation centers. It mandates that these centers be directed by a qualified medical director, who must be a licensed physician with at least three months of plasma center experience. The bill also specifies that digital refractometers used for total protein tests must meet certain criteria and be used within 30 feet of the donor.