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MS SB2809
Bill
AI Summary
- Establishes licensure of anesthesiologist assistants by the State Board of Medical Licensure as a separate regulated profession
- Requires applicants to demonstrate good moral character, complete an accredited graduate-level training program, and obtain current certification from the National Commission for Certification of Anesthesiologist Assistants within 12 months of completing training
- Authorizes anesthesiologist assistants to provide anesthesia services under direct supervision of a licensed anesthesiologist who is actively engaged in clinical practice and immediately available on-site
- Requires the Board to adopt rules for anesthesiologist assistant practice that include continuing education and recertification requirements consistent with national standards
- Removes previous statutory prohibition on licensure of anesthesiologists' assistants and empowers the board to set licensure fees for applicants; effective July 1, 2020
Legislative Description
Anesthesiologist assistants; direct licensure by the State Board of Medical Licensure.
Last Action
Died In Committee
3/3/2020
Committee Referrals
Public Health and Welfare2/17/2020
Full Bill Text
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