California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 1 — General Provisions, Article 13 — Standards for Licensure or Certification

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Section 850Prohibits healing-arts licensing boards and examining committees within the Department of Consumer Affairs from requiring applicants by regulation to join, obtain certification…Section 850.1Prohibits a healing-arts board from denying licensure or disciplining a practitioner solely because of another state’s judgment, conviction, or discipline based on…Section 850.2Defines “healing arts board” as a Department of Consumer Affairs board, division, or examining committee that licenses or certifies health professionals. Requires…Section 850.3Prohibits criminal, civil, professional-discipline, or licensing actions concerning specified handling of mifepristone or another medication-abortion drug when the activity is lawful in…Section 851Allows a healing-arts board or examining committee to require private association or professional-society standards when statute directs their use or the board…Section 852Bars treating a licensee’s or regulated health care practitioner’s in-scope provision, recommendation, or performance of legally protected health care as professional misconduct…Section 854Prohibits using the criteria for three-year, nonrenewable medical licenses and dental permits under the article as standards for permanent California medical licensure…Section 855Establishes a pilot program for up to 70 qualifying international medical graduates, generally requiring three years of specified medical-field work, a six-month…Section 856Allows covered licensees once per renewal cycle to claim one continuing-education unit for qualifying CPR or AED instructor certification and up to…

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