(3) AN ATTESTATION THAT ALL MEDICAL CHARTS OR RECORDS:

(I) WILL CONTAIN A NOTATION OF ANY PRESCRIPTIONS WRITTEN
BY A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION; AND

(II) WILL BE REVIEWED AND COSIGNED BY THE SUPERVISING
PHYSICIAN WITHIN A PERIOD REASONABLE AND APPROPRIATE TO THE PRACTICE
SETTING AND CONSISTENT WITH CURRENT STANDARDS OF ACCEPTABLE MEDICAL
PRACTICE;

(4) AN ATTESTATION THAT ALL PRESCRIPTIONS WRITTEN UNDER THIS
SECTION WILL INCLUDE THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT'S NAME AND THE SUPERVISING
PHYSICIAN'S NAME, BUSINESS ADDRESS, AND BUSINESS TELEPHONE NUMBER
LEGIBLY WRITTEN OR PRINTED;

(5) EVIDENCE DEMONSTRATING:

(I) PASSAGE OF THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT NATIONAL
CERTIFICATION EXAM ADMINISTERED BY THE NATIONAL COMMISSION ON THE
CERTIFICATION OF PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS WITHIN THE PREVIOUS 2 YEARS; OR

(II) SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF 8 CATEGORY 1 HOURS OF
PHARMACOLOGY EDUCATION WITHIN THE PREVIOUS 2 YEARS; AND

(6) EVIDENCE DEMONSTRATING:

(I) A BACHELOR'S DEGREE OR ITS EQUIVALENT;

(II) 2 YEARS OF WORK EXPERIENCE AS A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT; OR

(III) PRIOR APPROVAL BY THE BOARD OF A JOB DESCRIPTION,
INCLUDING APPROVAL FOR WRITING PRESCRIPTIONS FOR CONTROLLED
DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES, PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, AND MEDICAL DEVICES
MEDICATION ORDERS.

(B) (1) A SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN MAY NOT DELEGATE THE PRESCRIBING
OF SUBSTANCES THAT ARE IDENTIFIED AS SCHEDULE I CONTROLLED DANGEROUS
SUBSTANCES UNDER ARTICLE 27, § 279 OF THE CODE.

(2) A SUPERVISING PHYSICIAN MAY NOT DELEGATE THE PRESCRIBING
OF CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES TO A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT UNLESS
THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT HAS A VALID:

(I) STATE CONTROLLED DANGEROUS SUBSTANCE REGISTRATION;

AND

(II) FEDERAL DRUG ENFORCEMENT AGENCY (DEA) REGISTRATION.

15-302.3.

(C) (1) (A) ON A QUARTERLY BASIS, THE BOARD SHALL PROVIDE TO THE
BOARD OF PHARMACY A LIST OF PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS WHOSE DELEGATION
AGREEMENTS INCLUDE THE DELEGATION OF PRESCRIBING CONTROLLED