Texas SB2444 regulates the certification of sanitarians and sanitarians in training, setting eligibility and renewal requirements.

Texas SB2444 amends the Texas Occupations Code to regulate the certification of sanitarians and sanitarians in training. To be eligible for a professional sanitarian certificate, an individual must hold a bachelor's degree with at least 30 semester hours in basic or applied science, complete additional training in basic sciences or public health, and pass an examination. Sanitarians in training must be employed in sanitation, meet eligibility requirements, have less than one year of full-time experience, pay a registration fee, and pass an examination.

Texas SB2444 regulates the certification of sanitarians and sanitarians in training, setting eligibility and renewal requirements.

Texas SB2444 amends the Texas Occupations Code to regulate the certification of sanitarians and sanitarians in training. To be eligible for a professional sanitarian certificate, an individual must hold a bachelor's degree with at least 30 semester hours in basic or applied science, complete additional training in basic sciences or public health, and pass an examination. Sanitarians in training must be employed in sanitation, meet eligibility requirements, have less than one year of full-time experience, pay a registration fee, and pass an examination.