Mississippi Administrative Code Title 30 - Professions and Occupationss
Here’s a streamlined overview of Mississippi Administrative Code – Title 30: Professions and Occupations, which regulates licensure, practice, and oversight across a wide array of professions:
🏛️ Title 30 – Key Parts & Boards
Part 1 – State Board of Public Accountancy (Chapters 1–10)
Governs licensure, education, exams, and practice standards for CPAs.
Part 201 – Board of Architecture (Chapters 1–7)
Sets standards for architects, including ethics, exams, and disciplinary procedures.
Part 202 – Landscape Architecture Advisory Committee (Chapters 1–4)
Advises on landscape architecture standards.
Part 203 – Interior Designer Advisory Committee (Chapters 1–6)
Regulates interior design professionals.
Part 301 – Athletic Commission (Chapters 1–9)
Licensing rules and safety for athletic events.
Part 401 – Auctioneer Commission
Requirements and conduct rules for auctioneers.
Parts 601/603 – Contractors
Construction licensing, qualifications, fees, disciplinary procedures. e.g., paint, general, and residential contractors.
Part 801 – Administrative Procedure Rules
General rule‑making and hearing procedures across Title 30 firms.
Part 802 – Commercial Construction (Chapters 1–3)
Standards for commercial builders.
Part 803 – Residential Builders & Remodelers (Chapters 1–3)
Regulates residential construction.
Part 901 – Professional Engineers & Surveyors (Chapters 1–23)
Licensing rules, examinations, continuing education, enforcement.
Part 1001 – Foresters Board (Chapters 1–14)
State forester licensing and conduct rules.
Part 1101 – Geologists Board (Chapters 1–18)
Sets standards for professional geologists.
Part 1301 – Motor Vehicle Commission (Chapters 1–14)
Licensing and regulation of dealers, manufacturers, salespeople.
Part 1401/1402 – Polygraph Examiners
Licensing for polygraph professionals.
Parts 1501–1504 – Real Estate Appraisers
Standards, licensure, certification, management companies, hearings.
Parts 1601–1603 – Real Estate Commission
Regulates real estate agents, brokers, ethics, procedures.
Part 1701 – Veterinary Medicine Board
Covers licensure, ethics, licensing exams, complaints, animal treatment regulations
Part 1801
(Details on professions to be identified; archived)
Parts 1901–1903 – Social Work & Therapy Boards
Licensing for social workers, marriage & family therapists.
Part 2001
(Reserved or unspecified profession)**
Parts 2101–2202 – Counseling & Cosmetology
Licensed professional counselors (Ch. 1–9), ethics and standards for cosmetologists.
Part 2301–2302 – Dental Board
Licensing, continuing ed, disciplinary rules for dentists.
Part 2401 – Administrative Law
Hearing procedures, licensing appeals.
Part 2501 – Massage Therapy Board (Ch. 1–11)
Licensure, continuing education, ethical practice.
Part 2601 – Professional Licensure
Overarching licensure rules (e.g., definitions, processes).
Parts 2605–2645 – Medical & Nursing Licensed Practitioners
Extensive rules for physicians, physician assistants, APRNs, x‑ray operators, acupuncturists, collaboration protocols (Part 2630), medical practice (2635), prescribing (2640), procedures (2645)
Parts 2701–2703 – Nursing Home Administrators
Licensure, exams, hearings, display of certificates.
Parts 2801–2830 – Nursing Board
Includes compact, RN/LPN practice, advanced practice rules, voluntary programs.
Parts 2860 – CCHT (Hemodialysis Tech)
Certifications, practice standards, disciplinary actions.
Part 2870–2880
Definitions and fees for various licenses.
Part 2901 – Optometry Board
Licensing and standards for optometrists.
Parts 3001–3002 – Pharmacy Board
Pharmacy practice, licensing, controlled substances, CPAs (collaborative agreements), telepharmacy, telepharmacy, pharmacist supervision, PIC responsibilities
Parts 3101–3201 – Psychology Board etc.
Licensure, exams, practice rules for psychologists. (law.cornell.edu)
Part 3301 – Autism Board
Licensing for behavior analysts and assistants.
📋 Focus: Part 2630 – Collaboration (Medical & APRN)
We also have a more detailed PDF focusing on Part 2630, which defines rules governing collaborations between physicians and nurse practitioners (APRN), including:
Definitions of “physician,” “APRN,” protocols, mileage limits, backup coverage, and billing arrangements.
Chapter 2 outlines supervision for pharmacists, including protocols filed with the Medical Board.
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The official PDF links to specific parts (e.g., Parts 2635, 3001).
Deep dives: e.g., medical prescribing rules (Part 2640), telepharmacy (3001), or veterinary practice standards (1701).
Specific chapters, like ethics under dental or architecture boards.
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