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Veterinary technicians and associations press for state licensure to standardize training

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Members of the Massachusetts Veterinary Technician Association and allied groups told the committee that House Bill 407 and Senate Bill 277 would establish minimum training and a licensure pathway for veterinary technicians to reduce errors and improve patient care.

Multiple representatives of veterinary-technology programs and the Massachusetts Veterinary Technician Association urged the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure to support House Bill 407 and Senate Bill 277, which would create a licensure framework and minimum training standards for veterinary technicians.

Amanda Cloutier, a credentialed veterinary technologist and president of the Massachusetts…

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