ID S1314

Amends definitions in Idaho Code to establish "alternate supervising physician" and "supervising physician" as physicians registered with the board responsible for directing physician assistant activities, and defines "graduate physician assistant" as someone who has not yet passed certification exams or lacks a college degree.

Removes physician assistant licensure requirements from Section 54-1807 and relocates them to new Section 54-1807A, which requires physician assistants to pass board-approved examinations, submit fingerprint-based criminal history checks, and renew licenses annually.

Authorizes supervising physicians to delegate medical services to physician assistants through board-approved delegation agreements, with services allowed in clinics, hospitals, ambulatory surgical centers, patient homes, nursing homes, and other health care institutions.

Permits physician assistants to independently own medical practices in Idaho if they and their supervising physicians comply with all requirements and the physician assistant has been licensed for at least 2 years in any U.S. state, territory, or jurisdiction.

Establishes a 3-member Physician Assistant Advisory Committee appointed by the board to evaluate licensure applicants, investigate misconduct, maintain licensure lists, and recommend rule changes regarding physician assistant regulation.