Texas HB3979 regulates naturopathic physicians, requiring occupational licenses and setting penalties for violations.
HB3979 establishes the Naturopathic Physicians Licensing Act in Texas, requiring naturopathic physicians to hold a license to practice. The act outlines qualifications for licensing, including educational and examination requirements. It also sets procedures for license application, renewal, and fees. The Naturopathic Medical Board is tasked with administering the act, establishing complaint procedures, and setting penalties for violations. The act includes provisions for public participation, confidentiality of complaint information, and the scope of practice for naturopathic physicians.
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