Establishes a grant program for clinical training programs in California to train new clinical laboratory scientists and technicians.
The bill creates a grant program administered by the Department of Health Care Access and Information, in coordination with the State Department of Public Health. It aims to fund clinical training programs that offer courses for clinical laboratory scientists or medical laboratory technicians and are either approved by the State Department of Public Health or accredited by a recognized accrediting body. The grants must be spent within three years of receipt. The program responds to the growing demand for lab professionals and the need for more training opportunities.
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