Physician assistant licensure compact to allow practice across participating states.
The bill establishes the physician assistant licensure compact, allowing licensed physician assistants to practice in participating states without additional state licensure. It creates a commission to administer the compact, enforce rules, and maintain a data system on licensees. States must meet certain requirements to participate, including licensing physician assistants, implementing background checks, and reporting adverse actions. The compact aims to enhance access to medical services while safeguarding patient safety.
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