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Example 1: Some professions requiring licensure or certification
States vary in the professions and trades they regulate. The following is a list culled from the certification boards of a number of states, including Connecticut, Massachusetts, Virginia, and others. The list could easily be more than three times as long as it is.
- Acupuncturists
- Architects
- Barbers
- Chiropractors
- Cosmetologists
- Dentists and Hygienists
- Dietitians
- Electricians
- EMT's and Paramedics
- Engineers
- Funeral Directors and Embalmers
- Hearing Instrument Specialists
- Home Inspectors
- Lawyers
- Nurses and Nurses' Aides
- Opticians
- Optometrists
- Pharmacists
- Physicians and Psychiatrists
- Plumbers and Gas Fitters
- Psychologists
- Public Accountants
- Radio/TV Technicians
- Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons
- Social Workers
- Speech Pathologists
- Teachers and School Principals
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