Nevada AB170 establishes a licensure process for associate physicians and associate osteopathic physicians, including supervision, practice.
Nevada AB170 creates a framework for the licensure of associate physicians and associate osteopathic physicians. It mandates that these practitioners must practice under the supervision of a licensed physician or osteopathic physician. The supervising physician must meet specific criteria, including holding an active unrestricted license and practicing in a similar specialty. The bill outlines requirements for collaborative practice agreements, including supervision, geographic proximity, and alternative supervision plans.
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