Maryland SB951 establishes licensing requirements for anesthesiologist assistants, including supervision, duties, and disciplinary actions.
Maryland SB951 creates a new subtitle for anesthesiologist assistants under the Health Occupations Article. It mandates that anesthesiologist assistants must be licensed and practice under the supervision of anesthesiologists. The bill outlines specific duties anesthesiologist assistants can perform, including administering medications and performing advanced airway management. It also details grounds for disciplinary action, such as practicing beyond the authorized scope or failing to meet standards.
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