Minnesota SF2155 modifies mortuary science internship requirements, including supervision, registration, and case report completion.
Minnesota SF2155 amends the requirements for mortuary science internships. It specifies that a supervising licensee can have only one intern at a time, who must complete 25 case reports in embalming, funeral arrangements, and services. Interns must be under direct supervision and complete a minimum of 2,080 hours over three years. The commissioner issues a registration permit to each intern, which must be displayed with other licenses. Interns must submit a registration form, proof of age, transcripts, and a passing score on the National Board Examination.
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