Texas SB2128 regulates anesthesiologist assistants, requiring occupational licenses and setting administrative penalties.
Texas SB2128 establishes regulations for anesthesiologist assistants, including licensing requirements, scope of practice, and administrative penalties. The bill mandates that anesthesiologist assistants must hold a license to practice in Texas, with specific eligibility criteria and fees. It outlines the duties of the Texas Anesthesiologist Assistant Board and the Texas Medical Board, including rulemaking and enforcement. The bill also sets administrative penalties for violations and specifies the conditions under which licenses may be renewed or refused.
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