ok-892: State Board of Medical Licensure and Supervision — Physician Assistants
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The proposed rule amendments conform the rules to existing law by adding a definition for “Delegating physician” and removing the definition of “Primary supervising physician.” The amendments also expand the definition for “On-site.” The proposed rules also amend the audit process for continuing education to bring the process in harmony with the medical doctors’ auditing process. Additionally, the rules propose revised application and practice agreement requirements, and revoke the requirements for practicing locum tenens in Oklahoma, in harmony with current law. The proposed amendments also allow a physician assistant to write orders for home health pursuant to law passed April 27, 2021. The amendments also authorize prescriptions for non-controlled medications to be written for up to a 100-day supply with three refills.
The agency’s own summary, as published.
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