New York A07630 amends public health law to establish new requirements for the licensure of funeral directors, including a one-year residency under a.

New York A07630 amends the public health law to detail new requirements for the licensure of funeral directors. The bill specifies that applicants must complete a one-year residency under the direct supervision of a preceptor, who must be a licensed funeral director or undertaker and embalmer. The preceptor must ensure the resident completes a training program and performs duties such as embalming human remains and assisting with funeral arrangements. The preceptor is also responsible for submitting reports and evaluations of the resident.

New York A07630 amends public health law to establish new requirements for the licensure of funeral directors, including a one-year residency under a.

New York A07630 amends the public health law to detail new requirements for the licensure of funeral directors. The bill specifies that applicants must complete a one-year residency under the direct supervision of a preceptor, who must be a licensed funeral director or undertaker and embalmer. The preceptor must ensure the resident completes a training program and performs duties such as embalming human remains and assisting with funeral arrangements. The preceptor is also responsible for submitting reports and evaluations of the resident.