NY A01220

Allows nurse practitioners to be supervised by other experienced nurse practitioners practicing independently, in addition to licensed physicians, when working under a collaborative practice agreement

Expands the definition of who can serve as a collaborating supervisor for nurse practitioners diagnosing illness, physical conditions, and performing therapeutic measures within their specialty area

Makes permanent certain provisions from the 2022 nurse practitioner modernization law (sections three and four) that were previously set to expire on July 1, 2026

Maintains the requirement that collaborative practice agreements include provisions for resolving disagreements between the supervising provider and nurse practitioner regarding diagnosis or treatment