Off-site supervision definition
Off-site supervision means a type of supervision in which the supervising physician or substitute supervising physician is not physically present at the site of patient care but is immediately available by means of telephonic or electronic communication.
Off-site supervision means supervision that does not
Off-site supervision means that the supervising physician shall be continuously available for direct communication with the cosmetic therapist and must be in a location that under normal conditions is not more than sixty minutes travel time from the cosmetic therapist's location.
More Definitions of Off-site supervision
Off-site supervision means that the supervising physician shall be continuously available for direct communication with the cosmetic therapist.
Off-site supervision means the supervising physician must be continually available for direct communication with the physician assistant by such means as telephone or other real-time electronic, active communication, and must be in a location that under normal conditions is not more than sixty minutes travel time from the physician assistant's practice location.
Off-site supervision means supervision that does not require the dentist to be personally on-site when services are provided or to previously examine or diagnose the patient.
Off-site supervision. Off-site supervision means that a licensed dental hygienist has entered into a written practice plan under RCW 18.29.056 with a dentist licensed in Washington. The dentist must agree to be available for contact as documented in the practice plan. The dental hygienist must submit the practice plan to the department for approval. Off-site supervision does not require the physical presence of the supervising dentist at the treatment site. At a minimum, the agreement should include:
Off-site supervision means the supervising veterinarian is not at the same physical location as the animal and the person treating the animal, but has given written or oral instructions for treatment of the animal and is available by telephone to immediately respond to any inquiry or concern from the person treating the animal during the course of treating the animal.