KY HB92

Kentucky would join the Dietitian Licensure Compact, enabling licensed dietitians to practice across member states through a "compact privilege" without obtaining separate licenses in each state

Compact requires 7 states to enact the legislation before taking effect, creating a Dietitian Licensure Compact Commission as a joint government agency to administer the agreement

Eligible dietitians must hold a valid registered dietitian credential or complete a master's/doctoral degree from an ACEND-accredited program, 1,000+ hours of supervised practice, and pass the CDR registration examination

Member states retain authority to take adverse action against licensees practicing in their jurisdiction, with home states responsible for disciplining home state licenses and sharing investigative information through a coordinated data system

Active military members and their spouses may designate a home state where they hold a current license in good standing and retain that designation during active duty service