Arizona
Arizona has never had a bill.
- Status
- No bill yet. No compact legislation identified.
- Academy affiliate
- Arizona Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics ↗
- Confidence
- Verified against a primary source.
Why: Licensure authorised, program not yet stood up.
CDR still lists Arizona as unable to use the compact, and that predates the law. SB 1508 became law on April 4, 2024, authorising the Department of Health Services to license dietitian nutritionists. The Department has not yet built the program, and dietetics does not appear on its professions-and-occupations licensing index, so there is no Arizona license yet for a privilege to attach to. As in Michigan, the licensure law Arizona would have needed is already on the books.
What to ask for in Arizona
Ask a legislator to introduce it. Of all the letters on this site, this one can do the most.
No compact bill has been filed in your state, so you're asking them to get one introduced. Of all the letters on this site, this one can do the most.
Write to a Arizona legislator →Arizona’s neighbors
A compact privilege depends on where you live, not where your patients are. These neighbors decide whether there’s a member state right across the line from Arizona.
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This page is compiled from public reporting and can be out of date the day a legislature acts. Confirm current status with the Arizona legislature and your state licensing board, and with the official compact site. If you find an error here, please tell us. That's how this stays useful.