SB 343
Board of Medicine rule relating to licensure, practice requirements, disciplinary and complaint procedures, and continuing education for physician assistants
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- Passed Senate
- Passed House of Delegates
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Bill overview
Senate Bill 343 authorizes the West Virginia Board of Medicine to create specific rules governing physician assistants. These rules will cover aspects of licensure, the requirements for practicing as a physician assistant, procedures for handling complaints and disciplinary actions, and the ongoing education required for these professionals. The goal is to provide the Board of Medicine with the authority to establish clear standards and regulations for physician assistants in the state.
Key provisions
- Establishment of licensure requirements for physician assistants.
- Definition of practice requirements for physician assistants.
- Creation of procedures for handling complaints against physician assistants.
- Development of disciplinary procedures for physician assistants.
- Specification of continuing education requirements for physician assistants.
Who is affected
- Physician Assistants
- The Board of Medicine
- Healthcare Professionals in West Virginia
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