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Recent News
January 10, 2010
Strategic
Planning Retreat
The Board and staff met Saturday,
January 9 and Sunday, January 10, 2010 for a Strategic Planning
Retreat. The meetings
were led by a meeting facilitator who kept the Board members
interactive and focused.
The primary issues discussed and placed on Board committee calendars
for future consideration and possible action included:
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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.
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The Policy Committee will consider
strategies to support community colleges to meet minimum
standards for curriculum, faculty and resources
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The License Standards Committee will consider a
framework for dealing with substance abuse and mental health
issues in the licensing and disciplinary process.
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The Establishment Regulation Committee will consider how
the Board may more effectively regulate businesses that employ
LMBTs or offer massage or bodywork therapy services.
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The Board will consider a board policy manual.
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Board staff will consider a system to orient new
board members.
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The Policy Committee will consider the penalty for
late renewals.
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The Board will consider use of more technology in
Board operations.
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The School Approval Committee will consider an
education program to decrease the number of applicants with
criminal records.
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The Policy Committee will consider whether additional
educational and/or testing standards should be established for
certain professional disciplines practicing massage and
bodywork therapy.
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The School Approval Committee will consider the
education and training requirements for initial licensure.
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Board staff will consider whether the current
requirements for licensure by endorsement need to be amended.
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The Board
will consider the steps necessary to finalize and begin to
administer its
jurisprudence exam.
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The
Policy Committee will
consider the Boards continuing education
standards.
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The Board will consider the amount and
type of work the Board has to do and determine what it will ask
staff to manage.
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The Board will consider an annual performance review of its contracted
management.