Ohio SB36 revises the law governing the practice of optometry, including licensing requirements and procedures.
Ohio SB36 revises the law governing the practice of optometry by updating the eligibility criteria for initial and renewal licenses. It mandates that applicants for an initial license must complete a two-hour instruction session on optometry statutes and rules or pass a jurisprudence test. The bill also specifies that applicants must pass a licensing examination if deemed necessary by the board. It outlines procedures for license renewal, including the requirement to complete continuing education.
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