(b) A child death pathologist must be a physician:(1) who is certified by the American Board of Pathology in forensic pathology;(2) who is certified in anatomic pathology by:(A) the American Board of Pathology; or(B) another certifying organization that:(i) is comparable to the American Board of Pathology in its adherence to nationally or internationally recognized certification standards; and(ii) has been approved and recognized by the medical licensing board;and has received special training in the area of child fatalities that has been approved by the medical licensing board; or(3) who has received certification in the area of forensic pathology or child death pathology by a certifying organization that:(A) is comparable to the American Board of Pathology in its adherence to nationally or internationally recognized certification standards; and(B) that has been approved and recognized by the medical licensing board.(c) The medical licensing board may approve an annual training program or provide a lly recognized certification standards; and(B) that has been approved and recognized by the medical licensing board.(c) The medical licensing board may approve an annual training program or provide a training program for pathologists concerning new procedures for child death investigations for physicians who want to become child death pathologists under subsection (b)(2). In approving or providing a training program, the medical licensing board shall consult and coordinate with pathologists who have received:(1) certification in forensic pathology by the American Board of Pathology; or(2) a comparable certification in forensic pathology.As added by P.L.225-2007, SEC.1.
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