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Nebraska Statutes > Chapter 38 > § 38-121 - Practices; credential required

(1) No individual shall engage in the following practices unless such individual has obtained a credential under the Uniform Credentialing Act:

(a) Acupuncture;

(b) Advanced practice nursing;

(c) Alcohol and drug counseling;

(d) Asbestos abatement, inspection, project design, and training;

(e) Athletic training;

(f) Audiology;

(g) Speech-language pathology;

(h) Body art;

(i) Chiropractic;

(j) Cosmetology;

(k) Dentistry;

(l) Dental hygiene;

(m) Electrology;

(n) Emergency medical services;

(o) Esthetics;

(p) Funeral directing and embalming;

(q) Hearing instrument dispensing and fitting;

(r) Lead-based paint abatement, inspection, project design, and training;

(s) Licensed practical nurse-certified;

(t) Massage therapy;

(u) Medical nutrition therapy;

(v) Medical radiography;

(w) Medicine and surgery;

(x) Mental health practice;

(y) Nail technology;

(z) Nursing;

(aa) Nursing home administration;

(bb) Occupational therapy;

(cc) Optometry;

(dd) Osteopathy;

(ee) Perfusion;

(ff) Pharmacy;

(gg) Physical therapy;

(hh) Podiatry;

(ii) Psychology;

(jj) Radon detection, measurement, and mitigation;

(kk) Respiratory care;

(ll) Veterinary medicine and surgery;

(mm) Public water system operation; and

(nn) Constructing or decommissioning water wells and installing water well pumps and pumping equipment.

(2) No individual shall hold himself or herself out as any of the following until such individual has obtained a credential under the Uniform Credentialing Act for that purpose:

(a) Registered environmental health specialist;

(b) Certified marriage and family therapist;

(c) Certified professional counselor; or

(d) Social worker.

(3) No business shall operate for the provision of any of the following services unless such business has obtained a credential under the Uniform Credentialing Act:

(a) Body art;

(b) Cosmetology;

(c) Emergency medical services;

(d) Esthetics;

(e) Funeral directing and embalming;

(f) Massage therapy; or

(g) Nail technology.

Laws 1927, c. 167, § 2, p. 455; C.S.1929, § 71-201; Laws 1935, c. 142, § 27, p. 529; C.S.Supp.,1941, § 71-201; R.S.1943, § 71-102; Laws 1957, c. 298, § 5, p. 1076; La

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