§ 8600 Introduction
§ 8601 Definition of the practice of clinical laboratory technology and clinical laboratory technology practitioner
§ 8602 Practice of clinical laboratory technology, cytotechnology and histotechnology and use of the titles “licensed clinical laboratory techno…
§ 8603 Practice as a clinical laboratory technician and histotechnician and the use of the titles “clinical laboratory technician” and “histotec…
§ 8604 State board for clinical laboratory technology
§ 8605 Requirements for a license as a clinical laboratory technologist or cytotechnologist
§ 8606 Requirements for certification as a clinical laboratory technician
§ 8606-A Requirements for certification as a histotechnician
§ 8606-B Requirements for licensure as a histotechnologist
§ 8607 Special provisions
§ 8608 Limited and provisional permits
§ 8609 Exempt persons
§ 8610 Restricted clinical laboratory licenses

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