Amends South Carolina's Physician Assistants Practice Act to revise practice guidelines, supervision requirements, and disciplinary actions.

The bill amends South Carolina's Physician Assistants Practice Act to revise practice guidelines, supervision requirements, and disciplinary actions. It allows physician assistants (PAs) to practice under an attestation statement if they meet certain clinical experience requirements. It removes limitations on supervising physicians and allows PAs to perform more medical acts and tasks. It also revises disciplinary actions for PAs, including new grounds for revocation or suspension of licenses.

Amends South Carolina's Physician Assistants Practice Act to revise practice guidelines, supervision requirements, and disciplinary actions.

The bill amends South Carolina's Physician Assistants Practice Act to revise practice guidelines, supervision requirements, and disciplinary actions. It allows physician assistants (PAs) to practice under an attestation statement if they meet certain clinical experience requirements. It removes limitations on supervising physicians and allows PAs to perform more medical acts and tasks. It also revises disciplinary actions for PAs, including new grounds for revocation or suspension of licenses.