Senate Health and Human Services Committee on 3/6/2024

Bills

Committee Members

Sen. Melissa Wiklund

Senate, 51, DFL, sen.melissa.wiklund@senate.mn, 651-297-8061

(Heard as: wick lund )

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Sen. Alice Mann

Senate, 50, DFL, sen.alice.mann@senate.mn, 651-296-6238

Sen. Paul Utke

Senate, 5, R, sen.paul.utke@senate.mn, 651-296-9651

(Heard as: Utke utke )

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Sen. Jim Abeler

Senate, 35, R, sen.jim.abeler@senate.mn, 651-296-3733

(Heard as: Abeler )

01:06:44,700

Sen. Liz Boldon

Senate, 25, DFL, sen.liz.boldon@senate.mn, 651-296-3903

(Heard as: bouldin don )

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Sen. John Hoffman

Senate, 34, DFL, sen.john.hoffman@senate.mn, 651-296-4154

Sen. Robert Kupec

Senate, 4, DFL, sen.robert.kupec@senate.mn, 651-296-3205

(Heard as: Kupiec Kupc )

00:58:24,760
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Sen. Bill Lieske

Senate, 58, R, sen.bill.lieske@senate.mn, 651-296-5019

Sen. Kelly Morrison

Senate, 45, DFL, sen.kelly.morrison@senate.mn, 651-296-9261

(Heard as: morrison Morrison )

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Noteworthy Content:

00:17:41,880 - borders a licensee practicing under a compact privilege must abide by all the laws rules and

00:17:57,820 - anyone practicing in Minnesota under a compact privilege Minnesota will also be

00:18:03,660 - able to charge a fee for that compact privilege so they'll be able to recoup

00:23:34,300 - from each state are reported there so even prior to them gaining a privilege they are

00:23:49,100 - in that so then if an action is taken here that' s put into that database and reported out to the states that they share privilege and once that happens they begin to well first of all they lose privilege to participate in that and then that' s where other states have that ability to see too and so would minnesota being part of that compact state so it' s done two ways so in minnesota we have a

00:31:57,160 - where a minnesota pt could treat that patient while they' re in Arizona if they had compact privilege in Arizona.

00:32:41,820 - in wisconsin could apply for compact privilege in minnesota help cover for my maternity leave

00:37:21,220 - the privilege to practice in other member states.

00:53:48,040 - my ethnicity, gender and my areas of expertise.

01:00:02,020 - them privilege to practice in another state.

01:09:46,300 - When a licensee wants to work in another member state known as the remote state the licensee obtains a compact privilege from the compact commission the interstate body composed of the member state officials tasked with administering the compact.

01:10:00,960 - A compact privilege is equivalent to a license to practice OT in the remote state.

01:28:35,920 - I would say it is connected but it ensures that somebody who applies for a privilege to practice in minnesota from wisconsin.

01:29:06,560 - a privilege to practice in minnesota.