Regulates the practice of naturopathic medicine; establishes a state board for naturopathic medicine; establishes requirements to receive a limited.
This bill regulates the practice of naturopathic medicine in New York State. It establishes a state board for naturopathic medicine to assist in professional licensing and conduct. The bill outlines qualifications for licensure, including education, examination, age, and character requirements. It also establishes a limited residency permit for applicants to establish proof of practice. The bill mandates continuing education for licensed naturopathic doctors and requires them to report suspected child abuse.
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