An interested third party is a parent, guardian or person who is financially responsible for a person who receives treatment from a psychologist. This proposal would remove the exemption status for hypnotherapists and make Chapter 337 applicable to them also. The proposal would allow candidates for licensure as psychologists with a master's degree based on psychological studies the same number of attempts to pass the examination as a candidate with a doctoral degree based on psychological studies. The proposal would require technicians employed by a pharmacy to register with the State Board of Pharmacy. The continuing education requirements would be revised.
Current law requires pharmacies to keep records on file for five years.
This proposal would allow pharmacies to maintain prescription files on readable microfilm for records maintained over three years. The proposal would establish classes of pharmacy permits. Under this proposal, the regulatory bodies within the Division of Professional Registration would not be required to collect or distribute testing fees if any portion of the fee is to be remitted to a private testing service. The fees collected would be deposited in the state treasury and credited to the newly created Missouri Occupational Therapist Fund. The proposal would provide for the licensure and regulation of perfusionists within the State Board of Registration for the Healing Arts.