Ala. Code § 45-2-40.08
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Section 45-2-40.08 Written Medical Verification Required for Persons Administering Treatment
Official statutory text
Subsequent to May 19, 1980, it shall be unlawful for any masseur, masseuse, or other employee or attendant to administer massages in any massage parlor within the county without first, and within six months from the date thereof, having secured a written verification from a licensed Alabama physician that the person or employee if free of any contagious, infectious, or communicable disease, and the masseur, masseuse, or other employee or attendant of any massage parlor shall, at all time while on duty or working in any such massage parlor, may, upon his or her person, the written medical verification.
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