Alaska Board of Examiners in Optometry
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- Buyer type:
- State Agency
- Location:
- Juneau, AK
- Country:
- US
Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Alaska Board of Examiners in Optometry.
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Juneau
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99811
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alaska Board of Examiners in Optometry
The board reviewed fiscal and PDMP reports, conducted annual board member investigations training, and moved into an executive session. Discussions focused on continuing education requirements, first-time renewal CE limits, reinstatement pathways for lapsed licensees, and updates to the State Law Exam. The board also addressed requests for Expanded Therapeutic Procedures, discussed the evolving nature of telehealth regulations, prepared for the upcoming ARBO Annual Report, and planned for the submission of the Board Annual Report.
The Board discussed various licensing matters, including the approval of specific license applications for Ashley Brooks, William To, and Christopher Abbott, and the denial of an ETP application for Christine Stemmle. Key discussions included updates to license application forms, clarifications on continuing education requirements, and the opening of a regulations project for temporary military courtesy licensure in compliance with new legislative mandates. The board also reviewed the investigative report, the 2021 legislative sunset audit findings, updates to the Prescriptive Drug Monitoring Program, and declined to co-sponsor a statement regarding COVID prescriptive practice.
The board conducted a review of various regulations in connection with Administrative Order (AO) 360. Discussions focused on potential amendments or removals of regulations concerning prescription requirements, display of certificates, restricted licenses, temporary military courtesy licenses, and expanded therapeutic procedures. A plan for managing these regulation changes was presented, and the board agreed to continue reviewing specific regulations at future meetings.
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