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A: Yes, unless you are supervising a PA who holds a temporary license pursuant to TCA 63-19- 105(a)(2). PAs with a temporary license must be supervised by an on-site physician at all times. Otherwise, supervision does not require the constant and continuous presence of a supervising physician.
A: Yes, unless you are supervising a PA who holds a temporary license pursuant to TCA 63-19- 105(a)(2). PAs with a temporary license must be supervised by an on-site physician at all times. Otherwise, supervision does not require the constant and continuous presence of a supervising physician.
The Board of Nursing was created in 1911 by an act of the State Legislature and signed into law by former Governor Ben W. Hooper. The boards mission is to safeguard the health, safety and welfare of Tennesseans by requiring that all who practice nursing within this state are qualified and licensed to practice.
First, there is no statutory provision that would exempt such licensed allied health care providers from the corporate practice of medicine doctrine. No statute countenances such ownership by non-physicians of a professional practice that includes the provision of medical services.
Tennessee is one of 11 states with the highest level of restrictions for advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) nurse practitioners, nurse midwives, nurse anesthetists and clinical nurse specialists requiring them to work under collaborative practice agreements with a physician.
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While Tennessee does require NPs to be supervised by a physician, these rules are lax compared to many other states.
In the most simple terms, if you do not have the proper licensing and credentials to practice medicine, you cannot operate a medical facility or employ physicians in the state of Texas. This doctrine applies to corporations, entities, and any generally classified non-physician.

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