Relates to professional educational requirements for polysomnographic technology services

This bill sets educational and certification requirements for professionals providing polysomnographic technology services (sleep studies under physician supervision). It requires individuals to hold an associate degree or equivalent program in polysomnographic technology, or maintain specific existing certifications (e.g., registered polysomnographic technologist or respiratory therapist). Practitioners must pay a $300 application fee and $300 every three years for registration, with oversight under the same disciplinary rules as licensed professionals. The law directly affects healthcare providers performing sleep diagnostic services, ensuring standardized qualifications for patient safety.