Georgia § 43-34-315 Powers and responsibilities of board

Georgia Statutes

§ 43-34-315 — Powers and responsibilities of board

Georgia § 43-34-315

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O.C.G.A. § 43-34-315 (2026).

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The board shall have the power and responsibility to:

(1)Determine the qualifications and fitness of applicants for licensure and renewal of licensure;

(2)Adopt and revise rules consistent with the laws of the State of Georgia that are necessary to conduct its business, carry out its duties, and administer this article;

(3)Examine for, approve, issue, deny, revoke, suspend, sanction, and renew the licenses of applicants and genetic counselors under this article and conduct hearings in connection with these actions;

(4)Conduct hearings on complaints concerning violations of this article and the rules adopted under this article and cause the prosecution and enjoinder of the violations;

(5)Establish application, examination, and certification fees; and (6) Establish continuing education

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The board shall have the power and responsibility to: (1) Determine the qualifications and fitness of applicants for licensure and renewal of licensure; (2) Adopt and revise rules consistent with the laws of the State of Georgia that are necessary to conduct its business, carry out its duties, and administer this article; (3) Examine for, approve, issue, deny, revoke, suspend, sanction, and renew the licenses of applicants and genetic counselors under this article and conduct hearings in connection with these actions; (4) Conduct hearings on complaints concerning violations of this article and the rules adopted under this article and cause the prosecution and enjoinder of the violations; (5) Establish application, examination, and certification fees; and (6) Establish continuing education requirements.