Montana HB686 revises laws related to physician assistants, transitioning their licensing to the Department of Labor and Industry.
Montana HB686 makes several changes to the state's laws governing physician assistants. It revises the composition of the Montana state board of medical examiners, reducing its size and altering its membership. The bill also shifts the responsibility for physician assistant licensing from the board to the Department of Labor and Industry. It outlines the requirements for physician assistants to obtain and renew their licenses, including fees and collaborative agreements with licensed physicians or physician assistants.
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