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AZ HB2261
Bill
Status
3/20/2018
Primary Sponsor
Ben Toma
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AI Summary
HB2261 Summary
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Exempts veterinary faculty members employed by AVMA-accredited veterinary colleges from the requirement to take state and North American veterinary licensing examinations for licensure.
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Requires all other veterinary license applicants to pass both a state examination approved by the board and the North American veterinary licensing examination, with scores not to be averaged.
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Establishes that state examinations must be held in January and June each year, conducted anonymously so board members do not know applicants' names until grading is complete.
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Allows temporary permits for veterinary faculty members who have graduated from a veterinary college, exempt from the usual requirement that temporary permittees be graduates of AVMA-accredited colleges or holders of foreign graduate certificates.
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Defines "emergency temporary permit" and clarifies that veterinarians holding emergency temporary permits are considered emergency responders and emergency workers under state law.
Legislative Description
Veterinary faculty members; licensure requirements
Boards, Commissions And Committees -- Current
Last Action
Chapter 37
3/20/2018