Ohio § 4723.73 Dialysis technicians - prohibited acts

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§ 4723.73 — Dialysis technicians - prohibited acts

Ohio § 4723.73

Title 47Occupations-Professions

Ch. 4723Nurses

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 4723.73 (2026).

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(A)No person who does not hold a current, valid certificate issued under section4723.75or renewed under section4723.77of the Revised Code shall do either of the following:

(1)Claim to the public to be a dialysis technician;

(2)Use the title "Ohio certified dialysis technician," the initials "OCDT," or any other title or initials to represent that the person is authorized to perform dialysis care as a dialysis technician.

(B)No person who has not successfully completed a dialysis training program approved by the board of nursing under section4723.74of the Revised Code within the previous eighteen months shall do either of the following:

(1)Claim to the public to be a dialysis technician intern;

(2)Use the title "dialysis technician intern," the initials "DTI," or any other title

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(A) No person who does not hold a current, valid certificate issued under section4723.75or renewed under section4723.77of the Revised Code shall do either of the following:

(1) Claim to the public to be a dialysis technician;

(2) Use the title "Ohio certified dialysis technician," the initials "OCDT," or any other title or initials to represent that the person is authorized to perform dialysis care as a dialysis technician.

(B) No person who has not successfully completed a dialysis training program approved by the board of nursing under section4723.74of the Revised Code within the previous eighteen months shall do either of the following:

(1) Claim to the public to be a dialysis technician intern;

(2) Use the title "dialysis technician intern," the initials "DTI," or any other title or initials to represent that the person is authorized to perform dialysis care as a dialysis technician intern.

(C) No dialysis technician or dialysis technician intern shall engage in dialysis care in a manner that is inconsistent with section4723.72of the Revised Code.

(D) No person other than a dialysis technician or dialysis technician intern shall engage in the dialysis care that is authorized by section4723.72of the Revised Code, unless the person is one or more of the following:

(1) A registered nurse or licensed practical nurse;

(2) A physician;

(3) A physician assistant;

(4) A student performing dialysis care under the supervision of an instructor as an integral part of a dialysis training program approved by the board of nursing under section4723.74of the Revised Code;

(5) A dialysis patient who has been trained to engage in the dialysis care with little or no professional assistance by completing a medicare-approved self-dialysis or home dialysis training program;

(6) A family member or friend of a dialysis patient who engages in self-dialysis or home dialysis, and the person engages in the dialysis care by assisting the patient in performing the self-dialysis or home dialysis, after the person providing the assistance has completed a medicare-approved self-dialysis or home dialysis training program for the particular dialysis patient being assisted.

(E) No dialysis technician intern shall do either of the following:

(1) Serve as a trainer or preceptor in a dialysis training program;

(2) Provide dialysis care in a patient's home.

(F) No person shall operate a dialysis training program, unless the program is approved by the board of nursing under section4723.74of the Revised Code.

Last updated March 22, 2023 at 11:49 AM