N.Y. Pub. Health Law § 572
Certificates of qualification
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Current — January 1, 2025
As of January 1, 2015
§ 572. Certificates of qualification. No person shall act as a\ndirector in a clinical laboratory located in or accepting specimens from\nNew York state or in a blood bank located in or collecting, processing,\nstoring or distributing blood products in New York state unless a valid\ncertificate of qualification has been issued as provided in section five\nhundred seventy-three of this title. A certificate shall be issued\nauthorizing the holder to perform or direct one or more procedures or\none or more categories of such procedures.\n
§ 572. Certificates of qualification. No person shall act as a\ndirector in a clinical laboratory located in or accepting specimens from\nNew York state or in a blood bank located in or collecting, processing,\nstoring or distributing blood products in New York state unless a valid\ncertificate of qualification has been issued as provided in section five\nhundred seventy-three of this title.\n
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