Pennsylvania HB75 amends the definition of "primary supervising physician" in the Osteopathic Medical Practice Act.

Pennsylvania HB75 amends the definition of "primary supervising physician" in the Osteopathic Medical Practice Act. The revised definition specifies that a primary supervising physician must be an osteopathic physician or a medical doctor licensed with the State Board of Medicine, and must be designated in a written agreement with a physician assistant as having primary responsibility for supervising the physician assistant. The act will take effect in 60 days.

Pennsylvania HB75 amends the definition of "primary supervising physician" in the Osteopathic Medical Practice Act.

Pennsylvania HB75 amends the definition of "primary supervising physician" in the Osteopathic Medical Practice Act. The revised definition specifies that a primary supervising physician must be an osteopathic physician or a medical doctor licensed with the State Board of Medicine, and must be designated in a written agreement with a physician assistant as having primary responsibility for supervising the physician assistant. The act will take effect in 60 days.