Maryland SB915 modifies regulations for physician assistants, registered cardiovascular invasive specialists, and supervised medical graduates.
Maryland SB915 revises regulations concerning the delegation of duties by physicians and physician assistants. It allows physician assistants to perform advanced duties under specific conditions, including Board approval and collaboration agreements. The bill also details the requirements for registered cardiovascular invasive specialists to assist in fluoroscopy procedures in hospital cardiac catheterization laboratories. Additionally, it outlines the conditions under which supervised medical graduates can perform delegated duties under on-site supervision.
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