Nev. Admin. Code § 449.9801 - Procedures for granting privileges to members of medical staff
1. The governing body shall:
(a) Adopt criteria for granting privileges to
members of the medical staff based upon the size and complexity of the services
provided by the center.
(b) Ensure
that an application to be accorded privileges or for the renewal of those
privileges is processed in an expeditious manner.
(c) Adopt procedures for verifying
information contained in an application to be accorded privileges or for the
renewal of those privileges. The procedures may include a requirement for the
applicant to sign a statement granting immunity from liability to the center
for actions taken to verify the information and attesting to the accuracy and
completeness of the information contained in the application.
2. The procedures for granting
privileges to members of the medical staff must be approved by the governing
body.
3. An application to be
accorded privileges at an ambulatory surgical center must include, without
limitation:
(a) Information related to the
educational and professional training of the applicant;
(b) An evaluation conducted by the
applicant's peers concerning the quality of care provided by the
applicant;
(c) Evidence that the
applicant is licensed or certified to provide in this State the professional
services for which the privileges are being requested;
(d) Evidence of any license required to be
obtained by the applicant from the Drug Enforcement Administration;
(e) A description or list of the privileges
being requested;
(f) Information
obtained from the National Practitioner Data Bank as may be required by federal
law; and
(g) Such other information
as may be required by the governing body, including, without limitation,
information relating to:
(1) Any claims filed
against the applicant for professional liability;
(2) The revocation, suspension or voluntary
relinquishment of the applicant's license or certification to practice in this
State, any other disciplinary action that has been taken against the applicant
in his or her professional capacity and any limitations or conditions placed on
the applicant's license or certification to practice in this State;
(3) Complaints or reports of any adverse
action filed against the applicant with a local, state or national professional
society or occupational board;
(4)
Insurance for professional liability maintained by the applicant, including any
circumstance under which an insurer has refused to issue such insurance to the
applicant or cancelled the applicant's insurance;
(5) The denial, suspension, limitation,
termination or refusal to renew privileges accorded to the applicant at another
medical facility;
(6) The
suspension or revocation of a license issued to the applicant by the Drug
Enforcement Administration;
(7) Any
conviction for a criminal offense, other than a minor traffic violation;
and
(8) Any physical or mental
condition of the applicant that would interfere with his or her ability to
provide professional services, including alcohol or drug abuse.
4. A member of the
medical staff who is applying for the renewal of his or her privileges must
provide evidence that the member is in compliance with the provisions of
subsection 3 on the date of the application.
5. The ambulatory surgical center shall
maintain a record of the privileges accorded to each member of the medical
staff of the center. The record must include, without limitation:
(a) The application to be accorded privileges
at the center;
(b) Each application
for the renewal of those privileges;
(c) Evidence of the verification of the
information contained in the applications;
(d) The privileges granted; and
(e) Such other information as may be required
by the governing body.
6. Privileges accorded to a member of the
medical staff must be:
(a) Consistent with
his or her professional experience and authorized scope of practice;
(b) For a limited time as specified by the
governing body or a person or committee designated by the governing body;
and
(c) Be reviewed periodically
and revised as appropriate.
Notes
NRS 449.0302
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