NY A01072

Creates a new licensure system for anesthesiologist assistants in New York, requiring them to work under the direct supervision of a licensed physician anesthesiologist

Establishes licensure requirements including completion of an accredited baccalaureate degree, an accredited anesthesiologist assistant training program, national certification (such as NCCAA), minimum age of 21, and good moral character

Sets fees at $100 for initial license, $50 for triennial registration, and $40 for limited permits

Creates a State Committee for Anesthesiologist Assistants consisting of at least 8 members: 4 licensed anesthesiologist assistants, 2 board-certified physician anesthesiologists, and 2 public representatives

Provides a 2-year window for experienced practitioners from other jurisdictions to obtain licensure through alternative pathways based on prior practice experience (3-5 years depending on certification status)