Minnesota SF1083 modifies physician assistant collaborative agreement requirements.
Minnesota SF1083 amends the qualifications for licensure of physician assistants. It requires applicants to submit an application on forms approved by the board, pay the appropriate fee, have current certification from the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants, certify their mental and physical ability to practice safely, and have no prior licensure, certification, or registration as a physician assistant. Additionally, applicants must have experience in providing care to patients with similar medical conditions.
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