Primary Supervising Physician definition

Primary Supervising Physician means the Supervising Physician who shall provide on-going supervision, collaboration, consultation, and evaluation of the drug therapy management performed by the CPP as defined in the CPP Agreement.

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Primary Supervising Physician means the licensed physician who shall provide on-going supervision, collaboration, consultation and evaluation of the medical acts performed by the nurse practitioner as defined in the collaborative practice agreement. Supervision shall be in compliance with the following:

Primary Supervising Physician means a physician with an active unencumbered license with the Medical Board who shall provide ongoing supervision, collaboration, consultation, and evaluation of the medical acts performed by the nurse practitioner as defined in the collaborative practice agreement. Supervision shall be in compliance with the following:

Examples of Primary Supervising Physician in a sentence

The Primary Supervising Physician shall maintain adequate oversight of the APP and ultimate responsibility to assure that high-quality care is provided to all patients treated within the scope of this Agreement in accord with existing state and federal law and the rules and regulations of the North Carolina Medical Board.
The Agreement must be reviewed at least annually, and an attachment shall be added to this Agreement, signed and dated by both the Primary Supervising Physician and the APP, acknowledging each review.
The Primary Supervising Physician or back-up supervising physician will be continuously available to the APP either by direct in-person communication or telecommunication, including telephone and e-mail.
The Primary Supervising Physician will share appropriate verbal and/or written feedback about performance with the APP within seven (7) days of receiving input.
Thereafter, the Primary Supervising Physician and the APP shall hold quality improvement meetings at least every six (6) months to maintain an ongoing collaboration with the emphasis on utilization of established guidelines and evidence-based data, use of professional judgment, and improvement of care delivered.

More Definitions of Primary Supervising Physician

Primary Supervising Physician means a physician meeting the requirements of 435:15-3- 13(a) who is not an alternate supervising physician with respect to the same physician assistant.

Primary Supervising Physician means a Vermont-licensed Medical Doctor or Doctor of Osteopathy who supervises the practice of a PA in accordance with these rules.

Primary Supervising Physician means a supervising physician within a supervising physician organization who is designated to provide the administrative direction for the supervising physician organization, under a practice agreement or practice description.

Primary Supervising Physician means the licensed a physician with an active unencumbered

Primary Supervising Physician. (PSP) means a physician who has an active, unrestricted license in good standing issued by either the Board of Licensure in Medicine or the Board of Osteopathic Licensure, and who has agreed in writing to provide supervision of a physician assistant and to be legally liable and responsible for all delegated medical services rendered by the physician assistant pursuant to a written plan of supervision that meets the requirements of this rule. A primary supervising physician must hold an active, unrestricted permanent, temporary, or emergency license, unless the Board has waived the requirement that the PSP license be unrestricted.

Primary Supervising Physician means the physician to whom the board licenses a physician assistant pursuant to a board approved job description and who has the primary responsibility for supervising the practice of a physician assistant pursuant to that physician assistant's job description.

Primary Supervising Physician means a physician with an active unencumbered license with the North Carolina Medical Board who, by signing the midwife application, shall be held accountable for the on-going supervision, consultation, collaboration, and evaluation of the medical acts performed by the midwife, as defined in the site specific written clinical practice guidelines. A physician in a graduate medical education program, whether fully licensed or holding only a resident's training license, shall not be named as a primary supervising physician. A physician in a graduate medical education program who is also practicing in a non-training situation may supervise a midwife in the non-training situation if he or she is fully licensed.