Mississippi SB2448 revises medical licensure and creates the State Board of Health Professions.
Mississippi SB2448 amends the Medical Practice Act, updating definitions and procedures for medical licensure. It establishes a special volunteer medical license for retired physicians and physician assistants willing to provide care to needy and indigent persons. The bill also revises disciplinary actions, including fines and probationary periods, and clarifies the grounds for license suspension or revocation. SB2448 creates the State Board of Health Professions to oversee health professions regulation, advise the Legislature, and resolve conflicts among health regulatory boards.
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