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Ohio OPP Licensure in Jeopardy
Posted By: Dianne Farabi on May 2, 2017
Ohio State Budget Amendment Language Would Eliminate OPP State Board and licensure requirements. The past several Ohio General Assemblies have included language dealing with mergers or restructuring of State boards. Those proposals were all tabled. The current Budget Bill (HB49) contains amendment language to eliminate licensure for orthotics, prosthetics, and pedorthics. Obviously this has significant implications for patients and practitioners. Efforts are underway by the Ohio O & P Association to address the issue during the two-month deliberation of the State Budget. For more information contact Dianne Farabi at (614) 659-0197 or |
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