Texas § 85.206 RETENTION OF LICENSE; PERMITTED ACTS.

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§ 85.206 — RETENTION OF LICENSE; PERMITTED ACTS.

Texas § 85.206

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Tex. Health and Safety Code Code Ann. § 85.206 (2026).

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Sec. 85.206. RETENTION OF LICENSE; PERMITTED ACTS. This subchapter does not:

(1)require the revocation of the license, registration, or certification of a health care worker who is infected with HIV or hepatitis B virus;

(2)prohibit a health care worker who is infected with HIV or hepatitis B virus and who adheres to universal precautions, as defined by this subchapter, from:

(A)performing procedures not identified as exposure-prone; or

(B)providing health care services in emergency situations;

(3)prohibit a health care worker who is infected with HIV and who adheres to universal precautions from providing health care services, including exposure-prone procedures, to persons who are infected with HIV; or

(4)require the testing of health care workers. SUBCHAPTER J. HOME COLLECTION KIT

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Sec. 85.206. RETENTION OF LICENSE; PERMITTED ACTS. This subchapter does not:
(1) require the revocation of the license, registration, or certification of a health care worker who is infected with HIV or hepatitis B virus;
(2) prohibit a health care worker who is infected with HIV or hepatitis B virus and who adheres to universal precautions, as defined by this subchapter, from:
(A) performing procedures not identified as exposure-prone; or
(B) providing health care services in emergency situations;
(3) prohibit a health care worker who is infected with HIV and who adheres to universal precautions from providing health care services, including exposure-prone procedures, to persons who are infected with HIV; or
(4) require the testing of health care workers.
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