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This means a physician could have up to 8 mid-level practitioners (4 APRN's and 4 PA's) in a group practice and 6 mid-level practitioners (4 APRN's and 2 PA's) in a solo practice, at any one time.
The State of Play for NPs in Georgia Those states with full practice authority are also among the best-ranked states in terms of overall health; Georgia is not one of them.
With a DEA number, the APRN may prescribe regular prescriptions and Schedule III-V drugs, but not Schedule I-II. (Only physicians can prescribe Schedule I-II.) Without a DEA number, the APRN may not prescribe any scheduled drugs, but may only write regular prescriptions (such as antibiotics, etc.)
SB 321 will allow Georgia's Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRN) to order routine advanced radiographic imaging tests such as MRIs and CT Scans.
For example, in Georgia, a physician may enter into a supervisory agreement with up to eight NPs, but only actively supervise four NPs at any given time. Other states may enact terms that depend on if the supervised NPs practice on a full or part time basis.
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Georgia's Nurse Practitioner Supervision Laws Nurse practitioners practicing in Georgia must work under physician supervision. NPs and their physician supervisors must work together under a \u201cnurse protocol\u201d.
With a DEA number, the APRN may prescribe regular prescriptions and Schedule III-V drugs, but not Schedule I-II. (Only physicians can prescribe Schedule I-II.) Without a DEA number, the APRN may not prescribe any scheduled drugs, but may only write regular prescriptions (such as antibiotics, etc.)
For example, in Georgia, a physician may enter into a supervisory agreement with up to eight NPs, but only actively supervise four NPs at any given time. Other states may enact terms that depend on if the supervised NPs practice on a full or part time basis.
Georgia Yes. Physicians may delegate the authority to prescribe medications to NPs pursuant to a written protocol agreement. (O.C.G.A.
As of Friday, July 1, 2022, Nurse Practitioners (NPs) will be able to order computerized tomography (CT) scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans. To enable these scope changes, the government amended regulations under the Healing Arts Radiation Protection Act and the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991.

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