Md. Code, Health Occupations § 15-205
This is the official text of Md. Code, Health Occupations § 15-205, part of Maryland’s Code, Health Occupations — governs the licensing of healthcare professionals.
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§15–205.
Official statutory text
In addition to the powers set forth elsewhere in this title, the Committee:
(1) Shall:
(i) Recommend to the Board:
1. Regulations for carrying out this title; and
2. Any statutory changes that affect the profession; and
(ii) Recommend to the Board approval, modification, or disapproval of an application for licensure or the performance of advanced duties under a collaboration agreement;
(iii) Report to the Board any conduct of a physician or group of physicians who develops a collaboration agreement with a physician assistant or a physician assistant that may be cause for disciplinary action under this title or under § 14–404 of this article; and
(iv) Keep a record of its meetings; and
(2) May:
(i) Provide recommendations regarding the practice of physician assistants; and
(ii) Advise the Board on any other matters related to physician assistants.
(1) Shall:
(i) Recommend to the Board:
1. Regulations for carrying out this title; and
2. Any statutory changes that affect the profession; and
(ii) Recommend to the Board approval, modification, or disapproval of an application for licensure or the performance of advanced duties under a collaboration agreement;
(iii) Report to the Board any conduct of a physician or group of physicians who develops a collaboration agreement with a physician assistant or a physician assistant that may be cause for disciplinary action under this title or under § 14–404 of this article; and
(iv) Keep a record of its meetings; and
(2) May:
(i) Provide recommendations regarding the practice of physician assistants; and
(ii) Advise the Board on any other matters related to physician assistants.
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