Texas SB627 amends the licensing and regulation of dietitians, prohibiting unlicensed individuals from using related titles and requiring the Texas.
Texas SB627 amends the licensing and regulation of dietitians by updating the Occupations Code. It prohibits individuals without an appropriate license from using the title "licensed dietitian" or "provisional licensed dietitian," or the letters "LD" or "PLD." It also prohibits using a facsimile of these titles. The bill mandates the Texas State Board of Examiners of Dietitians to adopt and publish a code of ethics and establish the qualifications of applicants for licenses, including renewed and reciprocal licenses.
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