Ch. 423

1993 LAWS OF MARYLAND

NECESSARY TO SECURE COMPLIANCE WITH FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL HEALTH
AND ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS SPECIFICALLY RELATING TO
CONTROL OF THE PUBLIC HEALTH ASPECTS OF THE ENVIRONMENT INCLUDING:

(1)      THE MANUFACTURE, PREPARATION, HANDLING, DISTRIBUTION, OR
SALE OF FOOD AND MILK;

(2)      WATER SUPPLY AND TREATMENT;

(3)      WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL;

(4)      SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AND DISPOSAL;

(5)      VECTOR CONTROL;

(6)      INSECT AND RODENT CONTROL;

(7)      AIR QUALITY;

(8)      NOISE CONTROL;

(9)      PRODUCT SAFETY;

(10)    RECREATIONAL SANITATION; AND

(11)    INSTITUTIONAL AND RESIDENTIAL SANITATION.

(f) "Registered environmental sanitarian" means an [environmental sanitarian]
INDIVIDUAL who is licensed by the Board TO PRACTICE AS AN ENVIRONMENTAL

SANITARIAN.

(G) "SANITARIAN-IN-TRAINING" MEANS AN INDIVIDUAL WHO MEETS THE
EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED UNDER THIS TITLE BUT HAS NOT YET
COMPLETED THE SANITARIAN-IN-TRAINING PROGRAM REQUIRED UNDER § 11-305
OF THIS TITLE.

(H) "SANITARIAN-IN-TRAINING PROGRAM" MEANS A PROGRAM OF
TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A REGISTERED
ENVIRONMENTAL SANITARIAN OR OTHER INDIVIDUAL ACCEPTABLE TO THE
BOARD.                                      

11-102.

[This title does not limit the right of an individual to practice a health occupation
that the individual is authorized to practice under this article or the Health - General

Article.]

THIS TITLE DOES NOT PROHIBIT AN INDIVIDUAL FROM PRACTICING ANY
OTHER PROFESSION OR OCCUPATION THAT THE INDIVIDUAL IS AUTHORIZED TO
PRACTICE UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE.                                               

11-205.

(a) In addition to the powers set forth elsewhere in this title, the Board may adopt
rules, regulations, and bylaws as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this title.

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