AN ACT REQUIRING EXPANDED FUNCTION DENTAL ASSISTANTS WHO COMPLETE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN OTHER STATES TO PASS A JURISPRUDENCE ASSESSMENT BEFORE PRACTICING IN THE STATE.
SB 1061 requires dental assistants who completed accredited training in another state to pass a state-specific jurisprudence assessment before practicing in this state. It directly affects out-of-state trained expanded function dental assistants seeking to work here. The key provision adds this assessment requirement to existing licensing rules, ensuring they understand state dental laws before performing clinical duties. The bill aims to expand the dental assistant workforce to improve access to oral healthcare for residents.
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Jan 2025
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Introduced Jan 22, 2025
Last action Jan 22, 2025
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