(e) The Board shall adopt regulations to carry out the provisions of this
section.

(f) A physician assistant who has been approved by the Board to write
medication orders may not write medication orders for controlled dangerous
substances in accordance with this section unless the physician assistant has a valid:

(1) State controlled dangerous substances registration; and

(2) Federal Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) registration unless the
registration is waived by the DEA.

(g) (1) On a quarterly basis, the Board shall provide a list of physician
assistants authorized to write medication orders to:

(i) Each pharmacy located in or designated by a hospital, public
health facility, correctional facility, or detention center; and

(ii) The Board of Pharmacy.

(2) The list required under paragraph (1) of this subsection shall specify
whether each physician assistant is authorized to write medication orders for
controlled dangerous substances, noncontrolled substances, or nonprescription
medications.

(h) The Committee may conduct a personal interview of the physician
assistant and the supervisory physician.

(i) On review of the Committee's recommendation, the Board:

(1) May approve, modify, or deny a request for certification; and

(2) Shall notify the physician assistant in writing of the reasons for the
Board's decision.

(j) The physician assistant shall file and obtain the Board's approval of an
expanded job description before any substantial change occurs in:

(1) The delegated medical acts;

(2) The extent of supervision provided; or

(3) The practice setting.

(k) (1) A job description approved under this title shall be reviewed as a
component of the certificate renewal process established under § 15-307 of this title.

(2) Expiration of a certificate shall result in expiration of a job
description.]

15-302.

(A) SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SUBSECTION (I) OF THIS SECTION, THE
BOARD MAY AUTHORIZE A PHYSICIAN TO DELEGATE MEDICAL ACTS TO A PHYSICIAN
ASSISTANT ONLY AFTER: