TX SB1328

Adds "magnetic resonance imaging physics" as a newly defined specialty within medical physics, covering radiofrequency radiation and associated equipment used in MRI procedures

Requires medical physicists to hold a specific license to practice magnetic resonance imaging physics, adding it to the list of specialties requiring separate licensure

Expands the definition of "radiological physics" to include magnetic resonance imaging physics alongside existing categories like diagnostic radiological physics, medical health physics, medical nuclear physics, and therapeutic radiological physics

Directs the Texas Medical Board to adopt rules necessary to implement the new licensing requirements as soon as practicable after the effective date

Takes effect September 1, 2025