Iowa SSB1052 establishes the physician assistant licensure compact to allow licensed physician assistants to practice in other participating states.
Iowa SSB1052 enacts the physician assistant licensure compact, enabling physician assistants licensed in one participating state to practice in other participating states without needing additional state licenses. The compact creates a commission to oversee its administration, including establishing rules, maintaining a data system, and resolving disputes. Participating states must meet certain requirements, such as licensing physician assistants and participating in the commission's data system.
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