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Ch. 373
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2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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SECTION 2. AND BE IT FURTHER ENACTED, That the Laws of Maryland
read as follows:
Article - Health Occupations
14-306.
(a) lb the extent permitted by the rules, regulations, and orders of the Board,
an individual to whom duties are delegated by a licensed physician may perform
those duties without a license as provided in this section.
(b) The individuals to whom duties may be delegated under this section
include any individual authorized to practice any other health occupation regulated
under this article or § 13-516 of the Education Article.
(c) The Board shall adopt rules and regulations to delineate the scope of this
section. Before it adopts any rule or regulation under this section, the Board shall
invite and consider proposals from any individual or health group that could be
affected by the rule or regulation.
(d) (1) If a duty that is to be delegated under this section is a part of the
practice of a health occupation that is regulated under this article by another board,
any rule or regulation concerning that duty shall be adopted jointly by the Board of
Physician Quality Assurance and the board that regulates the other health
occupation.
(2) If the two boards cannot agree on a proposed rule or regulation, the
proposal shall be submitted to the Secretary for a final decision.
[(e) An individual may perform X-ray duties without a license only if the
duties:
(1) Do not include:
(i) Computerized or noncomputerized tomography;
(ii) Fluoroscopy;
(iii) Invasive radiology;
(iv) Mammography;
(v) Nuclear medicine;
(vi) Radiation therapy; or
(vii) Xerography.
(2) Are limited to X-ray procedures of the:
(i) Chest, anterior-posterior and lateral;
(ii) Spine, anterior-posterior and lateral; or
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