New Jersey A1692 revises and codifies the schedule for childhood lead screenings.
New Jersey A1692 revises and codifies the schedule for childhood lead screenings. The bill mandates that physicians, registered professional nurses, and health care facilities, agencies, or programs perform lead screenings on children between six months and 26 months of age. Screenings are to occur during well visits, with the first screening ideally around the child's first birthday and the second at least six months later, around the child's second birthday.
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