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Safeguards the dental health of Texans by developing and maintaining programs to ensure that only qualified people are licensed to provide dental care.
Has served the retirement needs of Texas education system employees since 1937.
Contains text of Texas Cancer Plan, cancer data including statistics, demographics, specialists, facilities and community resources.
Provides comprehensive retirement, death, and disability benefits for the City of Dallas' police officers, firefighters, retirees, and their beneficiaries.
Retirement system for employees of the city of Austin and their beneficiaries.
Occupational and professional licensing agency responsible for conducting inspections, investigating complaints, assessing penalties and setting rules and standards.
Agency responsible for the licensure and discipline of Texas physicians.
Commission offers direct services to children and adults and engages in rule making and planning activities.
Since 1937 this public pension plan has provided retirement, disability and survivor benefits for firefighters and their families.
State agency that serves families who have babies and toddlers with disabilities or developmental delays.
A statewide retirement system serving over 700 Texas cities, 100,000 members and 17,000 retirees and beneficiaries.
Principal authority on the vocational rehabilitation of Texans with disabilities, except persons with visual impairments and the legally blind.
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