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Recent News
April 30, 2011
Strategic
Planning Retreat
The Board and staff met Saturday, April 30, 2011 for the second
Strategic Planning Retreat.
The primary issues discussed and placed on Board committee
calendars for future consideration and possible action included:
The Licensing Board Coordinating Committee will consider
strategies for working with other licensing boards that may
refer to or may include massage therapy in their practices.
The Policy Committee will consider strategies to support
community colleges to meet minimum standards for curriculum,
faculty and resources
The License Standards Committee will consider a framework
for dealing with substance abuse and mental health issues in the
licensing and disciplinary process.
The Establishment Regulation Committee will consider how
the Board may more effectively regulate businesses that employ
LMBTs or offer massage or bodywork therapy services.
The Board will consider a board policy manual.
Board staff will consider a system to orient new board
members.
The Policy Committee will consider the penalty for late
renewals.
The Board will consider use of more technology in Board
operations.
The School Approval Committee will consider an education
program to decrease the number of applicants with criminal
records.
The Policy Committee will consider whether additional
educational and/or testing standards should be established for
certain professional disciplines practicing massage and bodywork
therapy.
The School Approval Committee will consider the education
and training requirements for initial licensure.
Board staff will consider whether the current
requirements for licensure by endorsement need to be amended.
The Board will consider the steps necessary to finalize
and begin to administer its jurisprudence learning exercise.
The Policy Committee will consider the Boards continuing
education standards.
The Board will consider the amount and type of work the
Board has to do and determine what it will ask staff to manage.
The Board will consider an annual performance review of
its contracted management.