OSHA
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the federal agency that sets workplace safety standards including bloodborne pathogen and hazard communication rules.
Why it matters
Aesthetic practices must follow OSHA standards for infection control, sharps disposal, and employee safety; requirements may also involve state-level OSHA plans.
State variation
How OSHA applies can differ by state, provider credentials, and the treatments offered. NOVI’s state pages summarize the considerations for Texas, Florida, and California — but always confirm current rules for your jurisdiction with official sources.
Related terms
Related state requirements
NOVI resources are provided for general educational purposes and are not legal, medical, tax, financial, licensing, or regulatory advice. Requirements may vary by state, provider credentials, practice structure, and services offered. Current requirements should be confirmed with qualified professionals and official regulatory sources.
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