(53) means a current, timelimited document ‘Temporary license’ that authorizes practice at the level for which one is seeking licensure. (54) means acts or behavior that fail to ‘Unprofessional conduct’ meet the minimally acceptable standard expected of similarly situated professionals including, but not limited to, conduct that may be harmful to the health, safety, and welfare of the public, conduct that may reflect negatively on to practice, or conduct one’s fitness that may violate any provision of the code of ethics adopted by the board or a specialty. (55) means forgoing the authorization to ‘Voluntary surrender’ practice by the subject of an initial or formal complaint pending further order of the board. It anticipates other formal action by the board and allows any suspension subsequently imposed to include this time. (56) means authorization of a retired ‘Volunteer license’ practitioner to provide medical services to others through an identified charitable organization without remuneration.” SECTION 5. Section 4047110(B) of the 1976 Code is amended by adding appropriately numbered new items to read: engaged in a practice with an NP, CNM, or CNS without “(26) a practice agreement as defined in Section 404720(35) in place at the time that practice was initiated and during its continuation; or (27) failed to follow or comply with the practice agreement as defined in Section 404720(35) while engaged in a practice with an NP, CNM, or CNS.” SECTION 6. Section 4047195 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: 4047195. (A) A licensee who supervises another “Section practitioner shall hold a permanent, active, unrestricted authorization to practice in this State and be currently engaged in the active practice of their respective profession or shall hold an active unrestricted academic license to practice medicine in this State. (B) Pursuant to this chapter, only licensed physicians may supervise another practitioner who performs delegated medical acts in accordance with the applicable scope of practitioner’s professional practice authorized by state law. It is the supervising to ensure that delegated medical acts to physician’s responsibility
(53) ‘Temporary license’ means a current, timelimited document that authorizes practice at the level for which one is seeking licensure. (54) ‘Unprofessional conduct’ means acts or behavior that fail to meet the minimally acceptable standard expected of similarly situated professionals including, but not limited to, conduct that may be harmful to the health, safety, and welfare of the public, conduct that may reflect negatively on one’s fitness to practice, or conduct that may violate any provision of the code of ethics adopted by the board or a specialty. (55) ‘Voluntary surrender’ means forgoing the authorization to practice by the subject of an initial or formal complaint pending further order of the board. It anticipates other formal action by the board and allows any suspension subsequently imposed to include this time. (56) ‘Volunteer license’ means authorization of a retired practitioner to provide medical services to others through an identified charitable organization without remuneration.” SECTION 5. Section 4047110(B) of the 1976 Code is amended by adding appropriately numbered new items to read: “(26) engaged in a practice with an NP, CNM, or CNS without a practice agreement as defined in Section 404720(35) in place at the time that practice was initiated and during its continuation; or (27) failed to follow or comply with the practice agreement as defined in Section 404720(35) while engaged in a practice with an NP, CNM, or CNS.” SECTION 6. Section 4047195 of the 1976 Code is amended to read: “Section 4047195. (A) A licensee who supervises another practitioner shall hold a permanent, active, unrestricted authorization to practice in this State and be currently engaged in the active practice of their respective profession or shall hold an active unrestricted academic license to practice medicine in this State. (B) Pursuant to this chapter, only licensed physicians may supervise another practitioner who performs delegated medical acts in accordance with the practitioner’s applicable scope of professional practice authorized by state law. It is the supervising physician’s responsibility to ensure that delegated medical acts to
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