Mortuary science internships requirements modifications

SF 2155 modifies Minnesota's requirements for mortuary science internships. It directly affects students completing accredited mortuary science programs and licensed practitioners who supervise interns. Key changes include requiring a minimum 2,080-hour internship (with up to 520 hours waived for University of Minnesota program graduates), mandating 25 case reports in embalming, funeral arrangements, and services, and specifying detailed documentation for license applications. The bill also clarifies that interns must be under direct supervision of one licensed practitioner at a time and requires affidavits from supervisors confirming internship completion.