New Jersey A5466 authorizes podiatric physicians to supervise physician assistants in performing podiatric medical and surgical procedures.
New Jersey A5466 amends existing law to allow podiatric physicians to supervise physician assistants in various settings, including offices, health care facilities, institutions, veterans' homes, and private homes. The bill specifies that physician assistants under podiatric supervision can perform certain podiatric medical and surgical procedures and services. It also allows podiatric physicians to maintain written delegation agreements with physician assistants, detailing the scope of practice and other conditions.
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