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The document provides instructions for completing a Physician Assistant Supervision Agreement in Ohio, outlining the responsibilities of supervising physicians, the legal implications of supervision, and the necessary components for establishing a quality assurance system. It details the application process, including fees, required signatures from physician assistants, and conditions under which additional supervisory plans are needed. The document emphasizes the importance of compliance with Ohio Revised Code and includes specific information on submitting applications to the State Medical Board.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Ohio Physician Assistant Supervision Agreement in the editor.
Begin by filling in the Supervising Physician Information section. Enter your name, Ohio License Number, practice name, and address. Ensure all fields are completed accurately.
In the Credential Mail Address section, provide the address where all correspondence regarding this application will be sent. This is crucial for processing your application.
Indicate whether the Physician Assistants will be utilized solely in a hospital or licensed healthcare facility. If not, you will need to prepare a Physician Supervisory Plan.
Complete the Affidavit of Supervising Physician by signing and dating it. This confirms your understanding of legal liabilities and responsibilities.
Gather signatures from each Physician Assistant listed on the signature sheet, ensuring they include their Certificate to Practice Number.
Finally, submit your completed application along with a $25 fee to the State Medical Board of Ohio as instructed.

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Do physician assistants need collaborative agreements in Ohio?

4. Do supervision agreements need to be filed and approved by the State Medical Board? No. Effective September 30, 2018, Physician Assistant Supervision Agreements are no longer filed or approved by the board due to changes in Ohio law (HB111 of the 132nd General Assembly).

Can physician assistants practice independently in Ohio?

No. Under Ohio law, a supervising physician must maintain a legitimate, ongoing professional relationship with the PA, not merely a contractual or paper-only role.

What is the difference between supervising and collaborating physicians?

Supervision requires physician oversight, documentation, and accountability; collaboration relies on shared protocols without direct control over decisions. State laws define whether APPs must be supervised or can collaborate, affecting compliance, hiring, and cross-state operations.

Does a PA require a supervising physician?

Can a physician assistant practice independently? No, a PA cannot practice independently. Every PA must be supervised by a licensed physician (either M.D. or D.O.). The supervising physician is responsible for all medical services provided by the PA under their supervision and for following each patients progress.