Pennsylvania HB2620 amends the Veterinary Medicine Practice Act to redefine veterinary technician roles, establish educational requirements, and set.
Pennsylvania HB2620 amends the Veterinary Medicine Practice Act to redefine the roles and responsibilities of certified veterinary technicians and veterinary nurses. The bill specifies that these professionals can perform certain reproductive management procedures for large animals under indirect veterinary supervision, but cannot diagnose infertility or administer controlled substances. It mandates that veterinary technicians and nurses complete 16 hours of educational programs every two years.
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