Recent legislation in Utah allows agencies under the Department of Commerce to license individuals from another state or country if they have...
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The governor has vetoed Texas SB 2016, which wold have changed requirements for dietitian licensing. The bill would have added requirements of a...
Read PostThe Alliance for States Providing Interoperable Reciprocity (ASPIRE) Coalition has expanded to seven members and is launching a website. The...
Read PostNew qualifications to a permit to operate a psychology or psychometrics office or clinic include that the head of the psychological services unit...
Read PostBills awaiting the governor's signature in Missouri would change licensure rules to assistant physicians. Currently, applicants can apply to be...
Read PostA new law signed in New Hampshire will allow licensing boards to issue a license to out-of-state applicants who hold a license in another state for...
Read PostNew research from the Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation's "Licensing Database Annual Snapshot" compares the costs of licensure...
Read PostThe Department of Business and Trade in the UK has launched a digital Regulated Professions Register to provide information about 200 regulated...
Read PostA bill under consideration in Pennsylvania would allow the engineering licensing board to evaluate candidates' qualified experience in other states...
Read PostIn a decision by the Supreme Court of Georgia, the Georgia Lactation Consultant Act has been declared unconstitutional as a violation of due process...
Read PostThe Pennsylvania Senate has approved a bill requiring state agencies to make changes to their permitting timelines and process. Agencies would be...
Read PostA new study from the Knee Center for the Study of Occupational Regulation finds that "After adoption of universal recognition, the employment ratio...
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