New Hampshire HB1572 amends licensure requirements for master licensed alcohol and drug counselors, speech-language assistants, and recreational.
New Hampshire HB1572 modifies the criteria for obtaining a master licensed alcohol and drug counselor license, requiring completion of at least 60 hours of master's degree courses in specified fields and holding a New Hampshire license for at least five years. It also updates the qualifications for speech-language assistants to include a minimum of a 2-year associate's degree from an accredited program. Additionally, the bill revises the eligibility for recreational therapists' licensure to require a baccalaureate degree or higher and a defined period of field experience under supervision.
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