Arizona 57th Legislature - Second Regular Session Status: In Committee 1 R cosponsors

SB 1238 — physician assistants; licensure compact.

Last action — DPA

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    Introduced
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    In Committee
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    Passed Senate
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    Passed House
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    To Executive
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    Enacted

This bill died with 57th Legislature - Second Regular Session. It reached “In Committee” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.

This bill is no longer active — its legislative session has ended, so there are no live odds of enactment. It would have to be reintroduced in the current session to move again.

Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

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Plain-language change summary

The recent amendments to Bill SB 1238 clarify how physician assistants apply for and maintain a compact privilege, which allows them to practice in multiple states. Key changes include specifying that once a license meets certain requirements, it can be used to obtain compact privileges in other states, and that physician assistants must report any changes in their primary residence to the commission. These improvements are important because they simplify the process for physician assistants and help ensure that they meet the necessary regulations for prescribing controlled substances in different states.

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1238 Shamp Floor Amendment Reference to:
State of Arizona Senate Fifty-seventh Legislature Second Regular Session SENATE BILL 1238 AN ACT AMENDING TITLE 32, CHAPTER 25, ARIZONA REVISED STATUTES, BY ADDING ARTICLE 5;
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RELATING TO THE ARIZONA REGULATORY BOARD OF PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS.
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Council FLOOR AMENDMENT EXPLANATION • Makes technical and conforming changes.
1238 Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Arizona:
Amendment explanation prepared by Jason Theodorou 2/11/2026 Fifty-seventh Legislature Shamp Second Regular Session S.B.
1238 SHAMP FLOOR AMENDMENT SENATE AMENDMENTS TO S.B.
1238 (Reference to printed bill) Amendment instruction key:
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The bill as proposed to be amended is reprinted as follows:
THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT LICENSURE COMPACT WILL ALLEVIATE BURDENS FOR MILITARY FAMILIES BY ALLOWING ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THEIR Senate Amendments to S.B.
THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT LICENSURE COMPACT WILL ALLEVIATE BURDENS FOR MILITARY FAMILIES BY ALLOWING ACTIVE DUTY MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THEIR SPOUSES TO OBTAIN A COMPACT PRIVILEGE BASED ON HAVING AN UNRESTRICTED LICENSE IN GOOD STANDING FROM A PARTICIPATING STATE.
1238 SPOUSES TO OBTAIN A COMPACT PRIVILEGE BASED ON HAVING AN UNRESTRICTED LICENSE IN GOOD STANDING FROM A PARTICIPATING STATE.
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IF THE PARTICIPATING STATE TAKES ADVERSE ACTION AGAINST A QUALIFYING LICENSE, THE LICENSEE SHALL LOSE THE COMPACT -4- Senate Amendments to S.B.
IF THE PARTICIPATING STATE TAKES ADVERSE ACTION AGAINST A QUALIFYING LICENSE, THE LICENSEE SHALL LOSE THE COMPACT PRIVILEGE IN ANY REMOTE STATE IN WHICH THE LICENSEE HAS A COMPACT PRIVILEGE UNTIL BOTH OF THE FOLLOWING OCCUR:
1238 PRIVILEGE IN ANY REMOTE STATE IN WHICH THE LICENSEE HAS A COMPACT PRIVILEGE UNTIL BOTH OF THE FOLLOWING OCCUR:
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A COMPACT PRIVILEGE EXPIRES WHEN THE LICENSEE'S QUALIFYING LICENSE IN THE PARTICIPATING STATE FROM WHICH THE LICENSEE APPLIED FOR THE COMPACT PRIVILEGE EXPIRES.
ONCE A RESTRICTED OR LIMITED LICENSE SATISFIES THE REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION B OF THIS SECTION, THE LICENSEE MUST MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION A OF THIS SECTION TO OBTAIN A COMPACT PRIVILEGE IN ANY REMOTE STATE.
IF THE LICENSEE TERMINATES THE QUALIFYING LICENSE THROUGH WHICH THE LICENSEE APPLIED FOR THE COMPACT PRIVILEGE BEFORE ITS SCHEDULED EXPIRATION AND THE LICENSEE HAS A QUALIFYING LICENSE IN ANOTHER PARTICIPATING STATE, THE LICENSEE SHALL INFORM THE COMMISSION THAT IT IS CHANGING THE PARTICIPATING STATE THROUGH WHICH IT APPLIES FOR A COMPACT PRIVILEGE TO THAT PARTICIPATING STATE AND PAY TO THE COMMISSION ANY COMPACT PRIVILEGE FEE REQUIRED BY COMMISSION RULE.] [E.][C.] ONCE A RESTRICTED OR LIMITED LICENSE SATISFIES THE REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION B OF THIS SECTION, THE LICENSEE MUST MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF SUBSECTION A OF THIS SECTION TO OBTAIN A COMPACT PRIVILEGE IN ANY REMOTE STATE.
FOR EACH REMOTE STATE IN WHICH A PA SEEKS AUTHORITY TO PRESCRIBE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, THE PA SHALL SATISFY ALL REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED BY THAT REMOTE STATE IN GRANTING OR RENEWING SUCH AUTHORITY.
[F.][D.] FOR EACH REMOTE STATE IN WHICH A PA SEEKS AUTHORITY TO PRESCRIBE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES, THE PA SHALL SATISFY ALL REQUIREMENTS IMPOSED BY THAT REMOTE STATE IN GRANTING OR RENEWING SUCH AUTHORITY.
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THIS COMPACT DOES NOT AUTHORIZE A PARTICIPATING STATE TO IMPOSE DISCIPLINE AGAINST A PA'S COMPACT PRIVILEGE OR TO DENY AN APPLICATION FOR A COMPACT PRIVILEGE IN THAT PARTICIPATING STATE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL'S OTHERWISE LAWFUL PRACTICE IN ANOTHER STATE.
THIS COMPACT DOES NOT AUTHORIZE A PARTICIPATING STATE TO IMPOSE DISCIPLINE AGAINST A PA'S COMPACT PRIVILEGE OR TO DENY AN APPLICATION FOR - 5 - S.B.
1238 A COMPACT PRIVILEGE IN THAT PARTICIPATING STATE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL'S OTHERWISE LAWFUL PRACTICE IN ANOTHER STATE.
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EACH PARTICIPATING STATE SHALL HAVE AND BE LIMITED TO ONE DELEGATE SELECTED BY THAT PARTICIPATING STATE'S LICENSING BOARD OR, IF THE STATE HAS MORE THAN ONE LICENSING BOARD, SELECTED COLLECTIVELY BY THE PARTICIPATING STATE'S LICENSING BOARDS.
EACH PARTICIPATING STATE SHALL HAVE AND BE LIMITED TO ONE DELEGATE SELECTED BY THAT PARTICIPATING STATE'S LICENSING BOARD OR, IF THE - 6 - S.B.
1238 STATE HAS MORE THAN ONE LICENSING BOARD, SELECTED COLLECTIVELY BY THE PARTICIPATING STATE'S LICENSING BOARDS.
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[(a) A COMPACT PRIVILEGE EXPIRES WHEN THE LICENSEE'S QUALIFYING LICENSE IN THE PARTICIPATING STATE FROM WHICH THE LICENSEE APPLIED FOR THE COMPACT PRIVILEGE EXPIRES.
(a) A COMPACT PRIVILEGE EXPIRES WHEN THE LICENSEE'S QUALIFYING LICENSE IN THE PARTICIPATING STATE FROM WHICH THE LICENSEE APPLIED FOR THE COMPACT PRIVILEGE EXPIRES.
(b) IF THE LICENSEE TERMINATES THE QUALIFYING LICENSE THROUGH WHICH THE LICENSEE APPLIED FOR THE COMPACT PRIVILEGE BEFORE ITS SCHEDULED EXPIRATION AND THE LICENSEE HAS A QUALIFYING LICENSE IN ANOTHER PARTICIPATING STATE, THE LICENSEE SHALL INFORM THE COMMISSION THAT IT IS CHANGING THE PARTICIPATING STATE THROUGH WHICH IT APPLIES FOR A COMPACT PRIVILEGE TO THAT PARTICIPATING STATE AND PAY TO THE COMMISSION ANY COMPACT PRIVILEGE FEE REQUIRED BY COMMISSION RULE.] 4.
(b) IF THE LICENSEE TERMINATES THE QUALIFYING LICENSE THROUGH WHICH THE LICENSEE APPLIED FOR THE COMPACT PRIVILEGE BEFORE ITS SCHEDULED EXPIRATION AND THE LICENSEE HAS A QUALIFYING LICENSE IN ANOTHER PARTICIPATING STATE, THE LICENSEE SHALL INFORM THE COMMISSION THAT IT IS CHANGING THE PARTICIPATING STATE THROUGH WHICH IT APPLIES FOR A COMPACT PRIVILEGE TO THAT PARTICIPATING STATE AND PAY TO THE COMMISSION ANY COMPACT PRIVILEGE FEE REQUIRED BY COMMISSION RULE.
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(c) ONE EX OFFICIO, NONVOTING MEMBER FROM A RECOGNIZED NATIONAL PA CERTIFICATION ORGANIZATION.
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1238 (c) ONE EX OFFICIO, NONVOTING MEMBER FROM A RECOGNIZED NATIONAL PA CERTIFICATION ORGANIZATION.
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MAY CONVENE IN A CLOSED, NONPUBLIC MEETING FOR THE SAME REASONS THAT THE COMMISSION MAY CONVENE IN A NONPUBLIC MEETING AS SET FORTH IN [SECTION 7,] SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 3 OF THIS [COMPACT] [SECTION].
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MAY CONVENE IN A CLOSED, NONPUBLIC MEETING FOR THE SAME REASONS THAT THE COMMISSION MAY CONVENE IN A NONPUBLIC MEETING AS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 3 OF THIS SECTION.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SHALL ANNOUNCE THE CLOSED MEETING AS THE COMMISSION IS REQUIRED TO UNDER [SECTION 7,] SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 4 OF THIS [COMPACT] [SECTION] AND SHALL KEEP MINUTES OF THE CLOSED MEETING AS THE COMMISSION IS REQUIRED TO UNDER [SECTION 7,] SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 5 OF THIS [COMPACT] [SECTION].
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SHALL ANNOUNCE THE CLOSED MEETING AS THE COMMISSION IS REQUIRED TO UNDER SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 4 OF THIS SECTION AND SHALL KEEP MINUTES OF THE CLOSED MEETING AS THE COMMISSION IS REQUIRED TO UNDER SUBSECTION D, PARAGRAPH 5 OF THIS SECTION.
THE MEMBERS, OFFICERS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EMPLOYEES AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COMMISSION SHALL BE IMMUNE FROM SUIT AND LIABILITY, BOTH PERSONALLY AND IN THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITY, FOR ANY CLAIM FOR DAMAGE TO OR LOSS OF PROPERTY OR PERSONAL INJURY OR OTHER CIVIL LIABILITY CAUSED BY OR ARISING OUT OF ANY ACTUAL OR ALLEGED ACT, ERROR OR OMISSION THAT OCCURRED, OR THAT THE PERSON AGAINST WHOM THE CLAIM IS MADE HAD A REASONABLE BASIS FOR BELIEVING OCCURRED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT, DUTIES OR RESPONSIBILITIES.
THE MEMBERS, OFFICERS, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EMPLOYEES AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COMMISSION SHALL BE IMMUNE FROM SUIT AND LIABILITY, BOTH PERSONALLY AND IN THEIR OFFICIAL CAPACITY, FOR ANY CLAIM FOR DAMAGE TO OR LOSS OF PROPERTY OR PERSONAL INJURY OR OTHER CIVIL LIABILITY CAUSED - 11 - S.B.
1238 BY OR ARISING OUT OF ANY ACTUAL OR ALLEGED ACT, ERROR OR OMISSION THAT OCCURRED, OR THAT THE PERSON AGAINST WHOM THE CLAIM IS MADE HAD A REASONABLE BASIS FOR BELIEVING OCCURRED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT, DUTIES OR RESPONSIBILITIES.
THE COMMISSION SHALL INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS ANY MEMBER, OFFICER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EMPLOYEE AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE AMOUNT OF ANY SETTLEMENT OR JUDGMENT OBTAINED AGAINST THAT PERSON ARISING OUT OF ANY ACTUAL OR ALLEGED ACT, ERROR OR OMISSION THAT OCCURRED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT, DUTIES OR RESPONSIBILITIES, OR THAT SUCH PERSON HAD A REASONABLE BASIS FOR BELIEVING OCCURRED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT, DUTIES OR RESPONSIBILITIES IF THE ACTUAL -12- Senate Amendments to S.B.
THE COMMISSION SHALL INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS ANY MEMBER, OFFICER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, EMPLOYEE AND REPRESENTATIVE OF THE COMMISSION FOR THE AMOUNT OF ANY SETTLEMENT OR JUDGMENT OBTAINED AGAINST THAT PERSON ARISING OUT OF ANY ACTUAL OR ALLEGED ACT, ERROR OR OMISSION THAT OCCURRED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT, DUTIES OR RESPONSIBILITIES, OR THAT SUCH PERSON HAD A REASONABLE BASIS FOR BELIEVING OCCURRED WITHIN THE SCOPE OF COMMISSION EMPLOYMENT, DUTIES OR RESPONSIBILITIES IF THE ACTUAL OR ALLEGED ACT, ERROR OR OMISSION DID NOT RESULT FROM THE INTENTIONAL OR WILFUL OR WANTON MISCONDUCT OF THAT PERSON.
1238 OR ALLEGED ACT, ERROR OR OMISSION DID NOT RESULT FROM THE INTENTIONAL OR WILFUL OR WANTON MISCONDUCT OF THAT PERSON.
THIS COMPACT DOES NOT WAIVE OR OTHERWISE ABROGATE A PARTICIPATING STATE'S STATE ACTION IMMUNITY OR STATE ACTION AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE WITH RESPECT TO ANTITRUST CLAIMS UNDER THE SHERMAN ACT, THE CLAYTON ACT OR ANY OTHER STATE OR FEDERAL ANTITRUST OR ANTICOMPETITIVE LAW OR REGULATION.
THIS COMPACT DOES NOT WAIVE OR OTHERWISE ABROGATE A PARTICIPATING STATE'S STATE ACTION IMMUNITY OR STATE ACTION AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE WITH RESPECT TO ANTITRUST CLAIMS UNDER THE SHERMAN ACT, THE - 12 - S.B.
1238 CLAYTON ACT OR ANY OTHER STATE OR FEDERAL ANTITRUST OR ANTICOMPETITIVE LAW OR REGULATION.
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THE RECORDS AND INFORMATION PROVIDED TO A PARTICIPATING STATE PURSUANT TO THIS COMPACT OR THROUGH THE DATA SYSTEM, WHEN CERTIFIED BY THE COMMISSION OR AN AGENT THEREOF, CONSTITUTE THE AUTHENTICATED BUSINESS RECORDS OF THE COMMISSION AND ARE ENTITLED TO ANY ASSOCIATED HEARSAY EXCEPTION IN ANY RELEVANT JUDICIAL, QUASI-JUDICIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS IN A PARTICIPATING STATE.
THE RECORDS AND INFORMATION PROVIDED TO A PARTICIPATING STATE PURSUANT TO THIS COMPACT OR THROUGH THE DATA SYSTEM, WHEN CERTIFIED BY THE COMMISSION OR AN AGENT THEREOF, CONSTITUTE THE AUTHENTICATED BUSINESS RECORDS OF THE COMMISSION AND ARE ENTITLED TO ANY ASSOCIATED HEARSAY - 13 - S.B.
1238 EXCEPTION IN ANY RELEVANT JUDICIAL, QUASI-JUDICIAL OR ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS IN A PARTICIPATING STATE.
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ON DETERMINATION THAT AN EMERGENCY EXISTS, THE COMMISSION MAY CONSIDER AND ADOPT AN EMERGENCY RULE WITH TWENTY-FOUR HOURS' PRIOR NOTICE, WITHOUT THE OPPORTUNITY FOR COMMENT OR HEARING, IF THE USUAL RULEMAKING PROCEDURES PROVIDED IN THIS COMPACT AND THIS SECTION ARE RETROACTIVELY APPLIED TO THE RULE AS SOON AS REASONABLY POSSIBLE, BUT NOT LATER THAN NINETY DAYS AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE RULE.
ON DETERMINATION THAT AN EMERGENCY EXISTS, THE COMMISSION MAY CONSIDER AND ADOPT AN EMERGENCY RULE WITH TWENTY-FOUR HOURS' PRIOR NOTICE, WITHOUT THE OPPORTUNITY FOR COMMENT OR HEARING, IF THE USUAL RULEMAKING - 15 - S.B.
1238 PROCEDURES PROVIDED IN THIS COMPACT AND THIS SECTION ARE RETROACTIVELY APPLIED TO THE RULE AS SOON AS REASONABLY POSSIBLE, BUT NOT LATER THAN NINETY DAYS AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE RULE.
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(a) A CHARTER PARTICIPATING STATE'S ENACTMENT IS FOUND TO BE MATERIALLY DIFFERENT FROM THE MODEL COMPACT, THE CHARTER PARTICIPATING STATE IS ENTITLED TO THE DEFAULT PROCESS SET FORTH IN SECTION 10, SUBSECTION B OF THIS COMPACT.
(a) A CHARTER PARTICIPATING STATE'S ENACTMENT IS FOUND TO BE MATERIALLY DIFFERENT FROM THE MODEL COMPACT, THE CHARTER PARTICIPATING - 18 - S.B.
1238 STATE IS ENTITLED TO THE DEFAULT PROCESS SET FORTH IN SECTION 10, SUBSECTION B OF THIS COMPACT.
IF ANY LICENSEE LICENSED IN THE WITHDRAWING STATE IS ALSO LICENSED IN ANOTHER PARTICIPATING STATE OR OBTAINS A LICENSE IN ANOTHER PARTICIPATING STATE WITHIN THE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS, THE LICENSEE'S COMPACT PRIVILEGES IN -19- Senate Amendments to S.B.
IF ANY LICENSEE LICENSED IN THE WITHDRAWING STATE IS ALSO LICENSED IN ANOTHER PARTICIPATING STATE OR OBTAINS A LICENSE IN ANOTHER PARTICIPATING STATE WITHIN THE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS, THE LICENSEE'S COMPACT PRIVILEGES IN OTHER PARTICIPATING STATES IS NOT AFFECTED BY THE PASSAGE OF THE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS.
1238 OTHER PARTICIPATING STATES IS NOT AFFECTED BY THE PASSAGE OF THE ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS.
THE WITHDRAWING STATE SHALL CONTINUE TO RECOGNIZE ALL LICENSES GRANTED PURSUANT TO THIS COMPACT FOR AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.
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1238 RECOGNIZE ALL LICENSES GRANTED PURSUANT TO THIS COMPACT FOR AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THE NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL.
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Who sponsors SB 1238?
SB 1238 is sponsored by Janae Shamp (Republican).
What is the current status of SB 1238?
This bill died with 57th Legislature - Second Regular Session. It reached “In Committee” and never advanced before the session ended, so it can no longer move — a new version would have to be reintroduced in the current session.
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