Minnesota HF3348 establishes licensure for certified child life specialists, sets renewal and supervision requirements, and outlines disciplinary.
Minnesota HF3348 introduces a licensure system for certified child life specialists, effective July 1, 2029. The bill mandates that individuals seeking licensure must submit an application, including personal details, education, and professional experience. Licensed specialists must complete 30 hours of continuing education every two years, including ethics training. The Board of Social Work, in consultation with the Certified Child Life Specialist Advisory Council, will oversee the licensing process, including approving initial licensees and handling renewals.
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