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CT SB00190
Bill
Status
2/11/2026
Primary Sponsor
Public Health Committee
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AI Summary
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Foreign-educated veterinarians who graduated from programs acceptable to the American Veterinary Medical Association and passed required examinations may receive temporary permits to practice under direct supervision of a veterinarian licensed for at least four years in Connecticut
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Temporary permits for foreign-educated veterinarians are valid for up to two years, renewable once for an additional two years, with no fee required for issuance or renewal
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Veterinarian-client-patient relationships may now be established through telemedicine for urgent medical conditions requiring treatment within 14 days, provided the client schedules an in-person examination within that 14-day period
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The relationship established via telemedicine terminates after 14 days unless an in-person examination occurs within that timeframe
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Effective date: October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
An Act Authorizing Certain Foreign-educated Veterinarians To Practice Under A Temporary Permit And The Establishment Of A Veterinarian-client-patient Relationship Through The Use Of Telehealth For The Treatment Of Urgent Medical Conditions.
Last Action
File Number 27
3/16/2026