Kentucky SB203 amends community health worker certification requirements and eligibility.
Kentucky SB203 modifies the criteria for community health worker certification and eligibility. It mandates that individuals must be certified to represent themselves as community health workers. To qualify for certification, applicants must be legal U.S. residents, at least 18 years old, and either residents of Kentucky or employed as community health workers in the state. Certification can be obtained through completing a training and mentorship program or meeting department-established requirements.
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