Kansas HB2702 mandates criminal record checks for physician assistant license applicants, outlines collaboration between physicians and assistants.

Kansas HB2702 requires applicants for a physician assistant license to undergo criminal record checks. It mandates collaboration between physicians and physician assistants, detailing terms and conditions. The bill also specifies circumstances under which a physician assistant license may be revoked, such as felony convictions or violations of the act. It further outlines various types of licenses, including active, federally active, and exempt licenses, and sets fees for these licenses.

Kansas HB2702 mandates criminal record checks for physician assistant license applicants, outlines collaboration between physicians and assistants.

Kansas HB2702 requires applicants for a physician assistant license to undergo criminal record checks. It mandates collaboration between physicians and physician assistants, detailing terms and conditions. The bill also specifies circumstances under which a physician assistant license may be revoked, such as felony convictions or violations of the act. It further outlines various types of licenses, including active, federally active, and exempt licenses, and sets fees for these licenses.