West Virginia SB897 establishes requirements for the licensure and certification of alcohol and drug counselors.
West Virginia SB897 amends the state code to create a new article governing the licensure and certification of alcohol and drug counselors. The bill defines terms such as "licensed alcohol and drug counselor" and "practice of alcohol and drug counseling." It sets forth eligibility requirements for licensure and certification, including education, experience, and examination. The bill also outlines exceptions to licensure and certification for certain professionals and groups, such as students, state-employed rehabilitation counselors, and self-help groups.
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