Sentence examples for licensed practitioners from inspiring English sources

Using that show as a laboratory, Mr. McGraw started auditioning licensed practitioners with TV experience for seats at the table of "The Doctors".

The states decide which licensed practitioners, including nurses and aestheticians (technically, these are people who do facials, tweezing and the like) may buy and use the machines.

Samantha Ames, staff attorney at the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR), said research indicated that as many as a third of LGBT people have undergone some form of conversion therapy – from seeing licensed practitioners, talking with church leaders or visiting religious camps to extreme versions which can include nausea-inducing drugs, needles in fingers and "orgasmic reconditioning".

In countries where herbalists or traditional healers are licensed legally, licensed practitioners should be consulted.

In total, 142 licensed practitioners were identified in Washington and 63 licensed practitioners were identified in Connecticut.

Lastly, in the category of data utilization, few (16 %) of HRH crisis countries documented the use of their HRIS data for identifying licensed practitioners in the labor market.

Tanzer said that their model has already been deemed "controversial," and audiologists are not fans, because it threatens the cushy deal they have going — their model makes price comparisons difficult, and people are likely to opt for prepaid services and the friendly experience of a licensed practitioner.

"The FDA believes that in many circumstances it is not necessary for consumers to go through a licensed practitioner to have direct access to their personal genetic information," read an FDA statement in February 2015 that gave a glimmer into today's news.

"The FDA believes that in many circumstances it is not necessary for consumers to go through a licensed practitioner to have direct access to their personal genetic information," says Alberto Gutierrez, Ph.D., director of the Office of In Vitro Diagnostics and Radiological Health in the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health.

"In many circumstances it is not necessary for consumers to go through a licensed practitioner to have direct access to their personal genetic information," the agency ruled in February.

To earn the latter distinction, therapists are required by states to get at least a master's degree in the discipline and a passing score on a national licensing exam, followed by a set number of client hours -- from 1,500 hours in New York to 3,000 in Texas -- under the supervision of another fully licensed practitioner.