West Virginia HB4501 establishes the Dietitian Licensure Compact to facilitate interstate practice of dietetics.
West Virginia HB4501 creates the Dietitian Licensure Compact to allow dietitians licensed in one state to practice in other participating states. The compact aims to increase public access to dietetics services, provide opportunities for interstate practice, and enhance public health protection. Member states must license and regulate dietetics, participate in the compact's data system, and notify the commission of adverse actions. The compact commission, an instrumentality of the member states, will oversee the compact, promulgate rules, and resolve disputes.
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