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Iowa Association of Nurse Anesthetists

An organization that hires lobbyists at the Iowa Legislature (2025–26 session). Its lobbyists filed 45 positions on 10 bills, one filing per lobbyist per bill, and again on each refiling, so the two counts differ. Each bill is counted once, under the most recent position filed on it, even when the bill was renumbered mid-session ; the organization changed position on 1 bill · also files as committee Iowa Association of Nurse Anesthetists PAC

For 4 · No side declared 6

Declared for (4 bills)

Bill Title Status
HF 111 Creating an advanced registered nurse practitioner preceptor tax credit available against the individual income tax, and including… no floor vote recorded
HF 305 filed as HF 2 Qualifications of a county medical examiner floor vote recorded
HF 327 Creating an advanced registered nurse practitioner preceptor tax credit available against the individual income tax, and including… no floor vote recorded
HF 648 filed as HF 339 earlier: no side A licensed sedation provider host permit for a dentist signed by governor

No side declared (6 bills)

Bill Title Status
HF 61 The disclosure of prices charged for certain health services rendered by health care providers and hospitals no floor vote recorded
HF 972 filed as HF 754 Health care including a funding model for the rural health care system; the elimination of several health care-related award, grant,… signed by governor
HF 978 Production and administration of psilocybin, and providing penalties. floor vote recorded
HF 2666 The practice of licensed professions and the duties of the professional licensing boards, including applications, renewals, and fees, and… no floor vote recorded
SF 319 Certain cost controls for health care services floor vote recorded
SF 618 filed as SF 575 Health care including a funding model for the rural health care system; the elimination of several health care-related award, grant,… no floor vote recorded

Campaign money given

$127,100.00 across 330 payments to other committees this term (since 2023), as itemized in its own spending reports.

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