New York S00352 allows physician assistants to use fluoroscopy for diagnostic and therapeutic procedures after completing specific training.
New York S00352 amends the public health law to redefine "fluoroscopy" as an x-ray technique for real-time imaging during procedures. It allows licensed physician assistants to use fluoroscopy for diagnostic and therapeutic guidance, provided they complete a training program of at least 80 hours, including didactic and clinical training, and pass a competency exam. This change aims to expand the roles of physician assistants in medical imaging procedures.
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