Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not specify which types of health care professionals are covered by this act, leaving some uncertainty about its exact scope.
Health Care Professionals Licensure Fee Act
This act removes application fees for health care professionals seeking licenses from the Department of Public Health and sets a maximum licensure fee of $200.
What This Bill Does
- Removes the requirement for health care professionals to pay an application fee when applying for a license with the Department of Public Health.
- Sets a limit on the licensure fee that health care professionals must pay, making it no more than $200.
Who It Names or Affects
- Health care professionals seeking to get or renew their license with the Department of Public Health.
Terms To Know
- licensure
- The process by which a government agency grants permission for an individual to practice a profession after they meet certain requirements.
- application fee
- A payment required when submitting an application, often for processing or administrative purposes.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify which types of health care professionals are covered.
- It is unclear if there will be any changes to other fees or requirements for licensure beyond the application and licensure fees.