North Carolina H672 adjusts supervision arrangements for physician assistants and changes physician assistant licensure.
North Carolina H672 modifies supervision requirements for physician assistants, allowing those in team-based settings to practice without direct physician supervision. It also establishes the Physician Assistant Licensure Compact, enabling physician assistants licensed in one state to practice in other compact states. The bill outlines requirements for team-based practice, licensure, and the compact's administration, including data systems, dispute resolution, and enforcement mechanisms.
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