Hawaii HB2286 establishes provisions for the PA Licensure Compact, allowing PAs to practice across participating states.
Hawaii HB2286 creates the PA Licensure Compact, enabling physician assistants (PAs) licensed in one participating state to practice in other participating states. The compact facilitates the mutual recognition of PA licenses, ensuring PAs can provide medical services across state lines. It establishes the PA Licensure Compact Commission to oversee the compact's implementation, including rulemaking, data system maintenance, and dispute resolution. The compact also outlines requirements for PA licensure, adverse actions, and the handling of investigative information among participating states.
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