Colorado HB1307 repeals the Colorado Medical Board and implements recommendations from the Department of Regulatory Agencies' 2025 sunset review.

Colorado HB1307 repeals the Colorado Medical Board, effective September 1, 2026, and continues it until September 1, 2035. The bill exempts individuals facilitating natural medicine services from needing a medical license. It allows the board to issue administrative licenses to physicians for purely administrative roles, exempting them from continuing medical education requirements. The board can withdraw these licenses if the physician is no longer on the academic staff of a medical school or engages in unprofessional conduct.

Colorado HB1307 repeals the Colorado Medical Board and implements recommendations from the Department of Regulatory Agencies' 2025 sunset review.

Colorado HB1307 repeals the Colorado Medical Board, effective September 1, 2026, and continues it until September 1, 2035. The bill exempts individuals facilitating natural medicine services from needing a medical license. It allows the board to issue administrative licenses to physicians for purely administrative roles, exempting them from continuing medical education requirements. The board can withdraw these licenses if the physician is no longer on the academic staff of a medical school or engages in unprofessional conduct.