§ 20-206a Definitions
§ 20-206b Practice restricted to licensed persons. Qualifications. Application and renewal. Fees. Exceptions. Medical referral required. Penalty for practice or use of title by unlicensed person. Penalty for knowing and wilful employment of unlicensed person
§ 20-206c Disciplinary action. Grounds
§ 20-206d Exempt activities
§ 20-206e Temporary permit
§ 20-206f Continuing education requirements
§ 20-206g Advertising by massage therapists. Requirements and prohibitions. Exemption
§ 20-206h Enforcement within available appropriations. Formal investigations
§ 20-206i Indemnity against liability for professional malpractice
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Terms Used In Connecticut General Statutes > Chapter 384a - Massage Therapists

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