Podiatry
8 bills across 3 sessions, from the Legislature's subject index.
- AB 582 Relating to: delegation of the practice of podiatry. Became law 2017
- SB 477 Relating to: delegation of the practice of podiatry. Died at session end 2017
- AB 660 Relating to: guidelines for prescribing controlled substances and the examination authority of the Medical Examining Board. Became law 2015
- AB 726 Relating to: renaming, changing the membership of, and eliminating certain professional licensure boards and transferring certain functions to the Department of Safety and Professional Services and the Medical Therapy Examining Board; eliminating certain councils under the Department of Safety and Professional Services; creating the Medical Assistants Council; authorizing removal by the governor, for excessive absenteeism and other infractions, of certain members of boards under the Department of Safety and Professional Services; granting rule-making authority; and making an appropriation. (FE) Died at session end 2015
- SB 520 Relating to: guidelines for prescribing controlled substances and the examination authority of the Medical Examining Board. Died at session end 2015
- SB 568 Relating to: renaming, changing the membership of, and eliminating certain professional licensure boards and transferring certain functions to the Department of Safety and Professional Services and the Medical Therapy Examining Board; eliminating certain councils under the Department of Safety and Professional Services; creating the Medical Assistants Council; authorizing removal by the governor, for excessive absenteeism and other infractions, of certain members of boards under the Department of Safety and Professional Services; granting rule-making authority; and making an appropriation. (FE) Died at session end 2015
- AB 692 Relating to: a duty of podiatrists, chiropractors, dentists, and optometrists to inform patients of treatment options and granting rule-making authority. (FE) Died at session end 2013
- SB 518 Relating to: a duty of podiatrists, chiropractors, dentists, and optometrists to inform patients of treatment options and granting rule-making authority. (FE) Became law 2013