Ohio Revised Code Title XLVII. Occupations Professions § 4723.89

(1) “Doula” means a trained, nonmedical professional who advocates for, and provides continuous physical, emotional, and informational support to, a pregnant woman through the delivery of a child and immediately after the delivery, including during any of the following periods:

(2) “Doula certification organization” means an organization that is recognized, at an international, national, state, or local level, for training and certifying doulas.

(1) Requirements for certification as a state of Ohio certified doula, including both of the following:

(2) Requirements for renewal of a certificate and continuing education;

(3) Requirements for training on racial bias, health disparities, and cultural competency as a condition of initial certification and certificate renewal;

(4) Certificate application and renewal fees, as well as a waiver of those fees for applicants with a family income not exceeding three hundred per cent of the federal poverty line;

(5) Requirements and standards of practice for state of Ohio certified doulas;

(6) The amount of a fine to be imposed under division (F) of this section;

(7) Any other standards or procedures the board considers necessary to implement this section.