West Virginia HB4762 establishes reciprocity for veterinarians and veterinary technicians licensed in other states and provides temporary licenses.
West Virginia HB4762 amends the state's veterinary licensing laws to provide reciprocity for veterinarians and veterinary technicians licensed in other states. The bill allows licensed professionals from other states to practice in West Virginia if they meet certain criteria, such as holding an active license in good standing for five years. It also offers specialized and temporary licensures to foreign veterinary graduates through the Educational Commission for Foreign Veterinary Graduates and the Program for the Assessment of Veterinary Education Equivalence.
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