Missouri § 340.330 Disciplinary action against technician authorized, when.

Missouri Statutes

§ 340.330 — Disciplinary action against technician authorized, when.

Missouri § 340.330

Title XXIIOCCUPATIONS AND PROFESSIONS

Ch. 340Veterinarians

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 340.330 (2026).

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The provisions and causes of actions as set forth under section 340.264 are applicable to veterinary technicians in all respects. The board may, also, take disciplinary action against a veterinary technician if the technician:

(1)Solicits patients from any licensed veterinarian;

(2)Solicits or receives any form of compensation from any person for services rendered other than from the veterinarian under whom the technician is employed;

(3)Willfully or negligently divulges a professional confidence or discusses a veterinarian's diagnosis or treatment without the express permission of the veterinarian; or

(4)Demonstrates a manifest incapability or incompetence to perform as a veterinary technician.

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The provisions and causes of actions as set forth under section 340.264 are applicable to veterinary technicians in all respects. The board may, also, take disciplinary action against a veterinary technician if the technician:

(1) Solicits patients from any licensed veterinarian;

(2) Solicits or receives any form of compensation from any person for services rendered other than from the veterinarian under whom the technician is employed;

(3) Willfully or negligently divulges a professional confidence or discusses a veterinarian's diagnosis or treatment without the express permission of the veterinarian; or

(4) Demonstrates a manifest incapability or incompetence to perform as a veterinary technician.