Texas HB3749 regulates cosmetic medical procedures and elective intravenous therapy, setting standards for physician delegation and supervision.
HB3749 amends the Texas Occupations Code to introduce regulations for cosmetic medical procedures and elective intravenous therapy. It mandates that a physician must be present at a medical spa or a non-physician provider trained in basic life support must be present when cosmetic procedures are performed. Physicians must develop or review written protocols for each procedure and ensure non-physician providers are properly trained. The bill also outlines requirements for medical spa directors, including training and supervision duties.
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