Form 4NP - Verification of Collaborative Agreement and 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. In Section I, provide your personal information. Enter your Social Security Number and Birth Date. If you are already certified, include your New York State Nurse Practitioner Certificate Number. Ensure that your name matches exactly as it appears on your Application for Certificate (Form 1). Fill in your mailing address accurately.
  3. Move to Section II, where you will need to enter details about your collaborating physician. Include their name, address, telephone number, email address, New York State medical license number, area of current practice, and area of specialty practice.
  4. In Section III, select an approved practice protocol text from the list provided by the Office of the Professions. Document the title, publisher, and publication date. Describe your practice site(s) and provide a brief description of your practice including any mutually agreed-upon exceptions.
  5. Finally, both you and the collaborating physician must sign and date the form in Section III to verify that a written collaborative agreement exists.

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The Importance of NP-Physician Collaboration in California Physician collaboration provides NPs with a valuable resource access to the depth of medical knowledge and experience that physicians bring to the table.
A collaborative practice agreement is required. Collaborating physician provides direction and oversight and must be available to the NP by radio, telephone, or telecommunications, and must be available for consultation or referrals from the NP (Ala. Admin.
General Information Concerning Collaboration with Physicians New York State Education Law does not require a physician to supervise an NP or to co-sign any of the NPs orders, records or charts. New York Law holds NPs independently responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of their patients.
Supervising Doctors May be Held Liable in Malpractice Suits. Urgent Message: A supervising physician can be named in a lawsuit for malpractice against a nurse practitioner or physician assistant, however, there are steps supervising physicians can take to protect themselves against such actions.
Section 21.287 provided that a physician could not supervise more than four CRNPs who prescribe and dispense drugs at any one time.
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