WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER, Governor                   Ch. 109

OF AN ACUPUNCTURIST FOR ANY CONDUCT PROHIBITED UNDER THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION OR PROHIBITED UNDER ANY REGULATION
ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION.

14-705.1.

(a) The Board [of Medical Examiners] shall:

(1) Define, for the purpose of this section, a

"medical radiation technologist" , a "nuclear medical

technologist", "practice nuclear medical technology", and
"practice medical radiation technology";

(2) Adopt rules and regulations concerning

qualifications, training, certification, monitoring of, and
enforcement requirements for a medical radiation technologist and
a nuclear medical technologist; and

(3) Provide for a requirement to ensure competency in
new safety and technological advances.

(E) SUBJECT TO THE HEARING PROVISIONS OF § 14-505 OF THIS
TITLE, THE BOARD, ON THE AFFIRMATIVE VOTE OF A MAJORITY OF ITS
FULL AUTHORIZED MEMBERSHIP, MAY REPRIMAND OR PLACE A MEDICAL
RADIATION TECHNOLOGIST ON PROBATION OR SUSPEND OR REVOKE THE
CERTIFICATION OF A MEDICAL RADIATION TECHNOLOGIST FOR ANY CONDUCT
PROHIBITED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION OR PROHIBITED
UNDER ANY REGULATION ADOPTED PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THIS
SECTION.

14.5-101.

(a)  In this title the following words have the meanings
indicated.

(b)  "Board" means the State Board of [Medical Examiners]
MEDICAL PHYSICIAN QUALITY ASSURANCE, established under § 14-201
of this article.

(c)  "Certificate" means a certificate issued by the Board
to a physician assistant under this title.

[(d) "Commission" means the Commission on Medical
Discipline of Maryland, established under § 14-401 of this
article.]

[(e)] (D) "Committee" means the Physician Assistant
Advisory Committee.

[(f)] (E) "Delegated medical acts" means activities that
constitute the practice of medicine delegated by a physician
under Title 14 of this article.

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