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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 18. Professional And Occupational Licensing
11/21/2024

Agency 75. Board of Health Professions

Preface

VAC AGENCY NO. 75

BOARD OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS

AGENCY SUMMARY

The Board of Health Professions is a policy board housed within the Department of Health Professions. For the statutory authority of the boards within the department, see Subtitle III (§ 54.1-2400 et seq.) of Title 54.1 of the Code of Virginia.

The board is authorized under Chapters 24 (§ 54.1-2400 et seq.) and 25 (§ 54.1-2500 et seq.) of Title 54.1 of the Code of Virginia to evaluate the need for coordination among health profession regulatory boards within the department; evaluate all health occupations and professions in the Commonwealth and recommend whether each should be regulated; monitor the policies and activities of the department; comment, as appropriate, on all regulations proposed or promulgated by the boards of the department; and review enforcement and discipline processes of the boards and the department.

In addition, the board is authorized to promulgate regulations to administer the Practitioner Self-Referral Act (§ 54.1-2410 et seq. of the Code of Virginia), which establishes the framework for determining the legality of investment, referral, and other activities of licensed, certified, and unregulated health care practitioners and entities in the Commonwealth. 

In addition to functions concerned with the separate health boards, the board is authorized by Chapter 27.1 (§ 54.1-2730 et seq.) of Title 54.1 of the Code of Virginia to adopt regulations to establish the minimum requisite education, training, and experience necessary to hold oneself out as a dietitian or nutritionist. 

The board is also authorized by Chapter 27.01 (§ 54.1-2729.1 et seq.) of Title 54.1 of the Code of Virginia to approve organizations to certify dialysis patient care technicians or dialysis care technicians.

More information on the board and contact information can be found on the board's website at https://www.dhp.virginia.gov/Boards/BHP/.

Rev. 07/2024

Chapter 10
Public Participation Guidelines [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
[Repealed]
Section 20
[Repealed]
Section 30
[Repealed]
Section 40
[Repealed]
Section 50
[Repealed]
Section 60
[Repealed]
Section 70
[Repealed]
Section 80
[Repealed]
Section 90
[Repealed]
Section 100
[Repealed]
Section 110
[Repealed]
Section 120
[Repealed]
Chapter 11
Public Participation GuidelinesRead all
Part I
Purpose and Definitions
Section 10
Purpose
Section 20
Definitions
Part II
Notification of Interested Persons
Section 30
Notification List
Section 40
Information to Be Sent to Persons on the Notification List
Part III
Public Participation Procedures
Section 50
Public Comment
Section 60
Petition for Rulemaking
Section 70
Appointment of Regulatory Advisory Panel
Section 80
Appointment of Negotiated Rulemaking Panel
Section 90
Meetings
Section 100
Public Hearings on Regulations
Section 110
Periodic Review of Regulations
Chapter 20
Regulations Governing Practitioner Self-ReferralRead all
Part I
General Provisions
Section 10
Definitions
Section 20
Public Participation Guidelines
Section 30
[Repealed]
Part II
Advisory Opinions and Exceptions
Section 60
Application for Advisory Opinions
Section 70
Application for Exception
Section 80
Fees
Part III
Discipline
Section 90
Disciplinary Action Against Entities
Section 100
Disciplinary Action Against Practitioners
Section 110
Hearings
Part IV
Delegation to an Agency Subordinate
Section 120
Decision to Delegate
Section 130
Criteria for Delegation
Section 140
Criteria for an Agency Subordinate
FORMS
Forms (18VAC75-20)
Chapter 30
Regulations Governing Standards for Dietitians and Nutritionists [Repealed]Read all
Section 10
[Repealed]
Chapter 40
Regulations Governing the Criteria for Certification of Dialysis TechniciansRead all
Section 10
Definitions
Section 20
General Provisions; Scope of Practice
Section 30
Criteria for Use of the Titles of Dialysis Patient Care Technician or Dialysis Care Technician

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