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Session Laws, 2002
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PARRIS N. GLENDENING, Governor
Ch. 374
(c) 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.] 15-302.3. (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
authority to [write medication orders or to] exercise prescriptive authority. (b) The list required under subsection (a) of this section shall specify whether
each physician assistant has been delegated the authority to prescribe controlled
dangerous substances, prescription drugs, or medical devices. (c) If a supervising physician who has delegated authority to [write
medication orders or to] exercise prescriptive authority to a physician assistant
subsequently restricts or removes the delegation, the supervising physician shall
notify the Board of the restriction or removal within 5 business days. 15-310. (E) (1) (I) THE BOARD SHALL ASSESS EACH APPLICANT FOR A
CERTIFICATE OR THE RENEWAL OF A CERTIFICATE TO PRACTICE AS A PHYSICIAN
ASSISTANT, A FEE SET BY THE BOARD. (II) THE FEE SHALL BE SUFFICIENT TO FUND THE ACTIVITIES OF
THE FACULTY IN CONDUCTING A PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT REHABILITATION PROGRAM. (III) THE FEE SHALL BE SET BY THE SECRETARY EACH YEAR AFTER
THE SUBMISSION BY THE FACULTY TO THE BOARD OF THE ANNUAL BUDGET FOR
THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT REHABILITATION PROGRAM. (2) AS PROVIDED UNDER § 2-1220 OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE,
THE LEGISLATIVE AUDITOR, EVERY 2 YEARS, SHALL AUDIT THE ACCOUNTS AND
TRANSACTIONS OF THE FACULTY IN CONDUCTING THE PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT
REHABILITATION PROGRAM. 15-403. (A) A person who violates § 15-401 or § 15-402 of this subtitle: (1) Is guilty of a misdemeanor and on conviction is subject to a fine not
exceeding $5,000 or imprisonment not exceeding 5 years or both; and (2) Shall lose certification as a physician assistant under this title. (B) (1) IN ADDITION TO THE PENALTIES UNDER SUBSECTION (A) OF THIS
SECTION, A PERSON WHO VIOLATES § 15-401 OF THIS SUBTITLE MAY BE SUBJECT TO
A CIVIL PENALTY ASSESSED BY THE BOARD IN AN AMOUNT NOT EXCEEDING $5,000.
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