Supervising Physician Sample Clauses

Supervising Physician. The Supervising Physician must comply with the following requirements in order to supervise a physician assistant(s): A. The supervising physician shall possess a current unrestricted license to practice medicine in the CNMI that is in good standing with the Board and a valid DEA certificate. B. The Supervising Physician’s primary place of practice is within the CNMI. At least 50% of his/her practice must be clinical. A Supervising Physician shall delegate to a PA only those tasks or procedures consistent with his or her specialty or usual and customary practice. Date Received: C. The Supervising Physician will direct and exercise supervision over the PA in accordance with the regulations and recognizes that he or she retains full professional and legal responsibility for the performance of the PA and the care and treatment of the patient; D. The Supervising Physician may permit the PA to be utilized in any setting authorized by him or her including, but not limited to, clinics, hospitals, ambulatory centers, patient homes, and other institutional settings. E. The Supervising Physician shall provide adequate means for direct communication at all times between the PA and him or her; that direct communication may occur through the use of technology which may include, but is not limited to, two-way radio, telephone, fax machine, internet, or other telecommunication device. F. The Supervising Physician shall designate an alternate Supervising Physician in his or her absence. That alternate Supervising Physician must satisfy all requirements of a primary Supervising Physician. G. The Supervising Physician shall petition the Board if s/he wishes to supervise more than two full- time PAs or the equivalent of two full-time PAs. H. The Supervising Physician shall review and sign the records of patients seen by the PA in the manner described in Section IV below.
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Supervising Physician. (a) The supervising physician shall possess a current unrestricted license to practice in the CNMI, is in good standing with the Board and shall be: (i) a licensed physician who is board certified as an obstetrician-gynecologist by a national certifying body; or (ii) a licensed physician who practices obstetrics and has full surgical obstetric privileges at the Commonwealth Health Center. (b) The midwife need not practice under the direct supervision of her/his supervising physician. (c) The supervising physician shall review and co-sign a minimum of 5% of all in-patient encounters and a minimum of 5% of all outpatient encounters by the midwife, within thirty
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Supervising Physician. (a) The supervising physician shall possess a current unrestricted license to practice in the CNMI, is in good standing with the Board and shall be: • a licensed physician who is board certified as an obstetrician gynecologist by a national certifying body; or • a licensed physician who practices obstetrics and has full surgical obstetric privileges at the Commonwealth Health Center. (b) The midwife need not practice under the direct supervision of her/his supervising physician. (c) The supervising physician shall review and co-sign a minimum of 5% of all in-patient encounters and a minimum of 5% of all outpatient encounters by the midwife, within thirty (30) calendar days. (d) The supervising physician will direct and exercise supervision over the midwife in accordance with the regulations and recognizes that he or she retains full professional and legal responsibility for the performance of the midwife and the care and treatment of the patient. (e) The supervising physician shall provide adequate means for direct communication at all times between the midwife and him or her; that direct communication may occur through the use of technology which may include, but is not limited to, two-way radio, telephone, fax machine, internet, or other telecommunication device. (f) The supervising physician shall designate an alternate supervising physician in his or her absence. That alternate physician must satisfy all requirements of a primary supervising physician. (g) The supervising physician is responsible for securely maintaining patient records for at least six (6) years, including the obstetrical record. And further, the retention shall be required, if the patient is a minor, until at least one (1) year after the minor reaches the age of twenty-one (21) years. Except that these periods shall vary if a provision of law specifically requires otherwise. (h) During the period of outlined supervision, the supervising physician’s judgment shall prevail as to whether the pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum care is within the scope of practice and abilities of the midwife.
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Supervising Physician. NCH will ensure that there is a supervising physician to provide supervisory responsibilities consistent with all applicable Florida law including but not limited to:
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Supervising Physician. Supervising physician" means a Minnesota
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Supervising Physician. Supervising physician" means a Minnesota 1. 24 licensed physician who accepts full medical responsibility for the performance, practice, 2.1 and activities of a physician assistant under an agreement as described in section 147A.20. 2.2 The supervising physician who completes and signs the delegation agreement may be 2.3 referred to as the primary supervising physician. A supervising physician shall not 2.4 supervise more than five full-time equivalent physician assistants simultaneously. With 2.5 the approval of the board, or in a disaster or emergency situation pursuant to section 2.6 147A.23, a supervising physician may supervise more than five full-time equivalent
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Supervising Physician. The supervising physician will have privileges in the area that the CNM is working. The physician will be responsible for the overall supervision of the CNM furnishing activities. For the purposing of furnishing/ordering medication, no physician will supervise more than four (4) advance practice RNs at one time. For the purpose of Medi-cal, no physician will supervise more than 3 CNMs. It shall be the responsibility of the Dept Chair or his/her designee to evaluate the CNMs that work in his/her dept. For the purpose of repair of episiotomies and lacerations, no physician will supervise more than four (4) midwives at one time.
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