Chapter 185 - PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS
- § 185.1 - Purpose
- § 185.2 - Definitions
- § 185.3 - Meetings and Committees
- § 185.4 - Procedural Rules for Licensure Applicants
- § 185.5 - Relicensure
- § 185.6 - Biennial Renewal of License
- § 185.7 - Temporary License
- § 185.8 - Inactive License
- § 185.9 - Reissuance of License Following Revocation
- § 185.10 - Physician Assistant Scope of Practice
- § 185.11 - Tasks Not Permitted to be Delegated to a Physician Assistant
- § 185.12 - Identification Requirements
- § 185.13 - Notification of Intent to Practice and Supervise
- § 185.14 - Physician Supervision
- § 185.15 - Supervising Physician
- § 185.16 - Employment Guidelines
- § 185.17 - Grounds for Denial of Licensure and for Disciplinary Action
- § 185.18 - Discipline of Physician Assistants
- § 185.19 - Administrative Penalties
- § 185.20 - Complaints
- § 185.21 - Investigations
- § 185.22 - Impaired Physician Assistants
- § 185.23 - Third Party Reports to the Board
- § 185.24 - Procedure
- § 185.25 - Compliance
- § 185.26 - Voluntary Relinquishment or Surrender of Physician Assistant License
- § 185.27 - Duty to Report Certain Conduct to the Board
- § 185.28 - Retired License
- § 185.29 - Report of Impairment on Registration Form
- § 185.30 - Prescriptive Authority Agreements Generally
- § 185.31 - Prescriptive Authority Agreements: Minimum Requirements
- § 185.32 - Training and Registration Requirements for Physician Assistants Performing Radiologic Procedures
- § 185.33 - Exemption from Licensure for Certain Military Spouses
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