Provide licensing and regulation of community health workers
This bill establishes a formal licensing and regulatory system for community health workers in Montana, requiring them to meet specific education, training, and experience standards before practicing. The Department of Labor and Industry will oversee the program, setting rules for qualifications, supervision requirements, and license fees while allowing exemptions for those with equivalent training or experience. The legislation also authorizes the Department of Public Health and Human Services to reimburse community health workers for services provided to patients. Additionally, the bill amends existing state law to include community health workers in the uniform licensing framework used for other regulated professions.
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introduced
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Nov 2024
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Introduced Nov 14, 2024
Last action Mar 19, 2025
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