Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

(1) Only
a procurement entity may be given permission to act pursuant to an anatomical
gift.
(2) Only the following individuals may perform the physical removal of a
part pursuant to an anatomical gift, provided that parts for transplantation
shall not be transplanted or transfused under any condition unless accompanied
by a medical certificate which states that the part comes from a person who
has been tested for HIV antibodies or antigens, and that the test is negative
for the presence of HIV antibodies or antigens:
(a) Physicians;
(b) Technicians;
(c) Individuals who:
(i) Work according to protocols established by a physician or
technician;
(ii) Report directly to such physician or technician; and
(iii) Receive from such physician or technician specific case-by-case
assignments to remove parts; and
(d) For removal of eyes or parts of eyes only, persons certified by the
Idaho Eye Bank or the Eye Bank Association of America.
(3) A procurement entity may not act under an anatomical gift if the
entity knows of the decedent's refusal or contrary intentions to make an
anatomical gift, or that a person listed in section 39-3404, Idaho Code, who
has priority, refuses such gift.

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