Minnesota HF2393 modifies the professions eligible to serve as medical consultants for community health boards.
Minnesota HF2393 amends the definition of "medical consultant" to include individuals licensed as physicians, doctors of osteopathic medicine, physician assistants, advanced practice registered nurses, and clinical nurse specialists or nurse practitioners. These professionals can provide advice, authorize medical procedures through protocols, and assist community health boards in coordinating with local medical practitioners and health care institutions.
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