Nevada AB56 revises licensing requirements for certain health care providers, including osteopathic physicians and physician assistants.
Nevada AB56 revises provisions relating to the licensing of certain providers of health care. It changes the period of licensure for certain osteopathic physicians and physician assistants from annual to biennial. The bill also modifies continuing education requirements, including encouraging completion of courses on evidence-based suicide prevention, substance use disorder, and cultural competency. Additionally, it increases the fees for certain licenses and requires physician assistants on inactive status to pay a biennial registration fee.
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