Dietetics Licensure Act

This act regulates the practice of dietetics, requiring a license to practice and imposing penalties on those who practice without one, while defining key terms and the circumstances under which its requirements apply. It creates a dietetics panel with a defined membership and terms of service to advise on regulations, oversee administration and fees, and conduct disciplinary hearings, and it sets out what an application must contain, including how applicants educated outside the United States are evaluated. It also governs the ongoing status of a license — renewal, late fees, inactive status, reinstatement, and expiration — establishes grounds and hearing procedures for suspension or revocation, and addresses direct third-party reimbursement for licensed practitioners.

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