Relating to continuing medical education requirements for certain physicians regarding adoption.
HB 5114 requires physicians licensed in Texas who treat pregnant women to complete two hours of continuing medical education (CME) about Texas adoption law during each renewal cycle of their medical license. This applies specifically to physicians whose practice involves pregnant patients, with the initial requirement covering the first two license renewals (including one hour within the first year) and subsequent requirements every eight years. The CME must cover specific adoption procedures, including parental rights termination, voluntary termination processes, hospital release protocols, post-termination contact terms, emergency infant care, financial assistance for expectant mothers, and differences between private adoption and foster care adoption. Physicians may count these hours toward existing CME requirements under Texas law.
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Introduced Apr 7, 2025
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Referred to Public Health
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Charles Cunningham
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David Spiller
RRepublican
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Terri Leo-Wilson
RRepublican
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