Ala. Admin. Code r. 540-X-12-.02 - General Requirements
(1) The
Board is the certifying board which may issue to and renew, deny, restrict,
limit, suspend, or revoke a QACSC of an assistant to physician.
(2) Beginning the calendar year 2010, QACSCs
may be issued by the Board to Physician Assistants (P.A.s).
(3) Although the Board recognizes two
categories of assistants to physicians, only a person licensed and registered
by the Board as a Physician Assistant (P.A.) may be issued a QACSC.
(4) A P.A. who prescribes, administers, or
authorizes for administration any controlled substance within Alabama or who
proposes to engage in the prescribing, administering, or authorizing for
administration any controlled substance within Alabama shall obtain, annually,
a QACSC for each registration of the P.A. by the Board to perform medical
services under the supervision of a physician.
(5) A P.A. who prescribes, administers, or
authorizes for administration, or who proposes to engage in the prescribing,
administering, or authorizing for administration any controlled substance
within Alabama shall obtain the appropriate registration or registrations
issued by the United States Drug Enforcement Administration.
(6) A P.A. who applies for a Qualified
Alabama Controlled Substances Certificate shall provide the Board with the DEA
registration number authorizing his or her prescribing of controlled substances
in Alabama at the time of application, or, if no such registration has been
issued, shall provide the Board with the DEA registration number as soon as it
is issued. Each P.A. who is issued a Qualified Alabama Controlled Substances
Certificate shall provide a copy of the DEA registration certificate to the
Board immediately upon renewal of the registration.
(7) The Board of Medical Examiners may
decline to consider an application when the P.A. or the supervising physician
is under investigation for a potential violation of the Code of Ala
1975, Sections
20-2-1, et. seq., or 34-24-50, et.
seq., or any rule of the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners or Medical
Licensure Commission of Alabama.
Notes
Author: Alabama Board of Medical Examiners
Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, ยง 20-2-60, et. seq; Act 2009-489.
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