The Board of Medical and Osteopathic Medicine simplified physician assistant supervision rules to match state law, eliminating outdated regulations that duplicated statutory requirements. Physician assistants must now follow a collaborative agreement process as defined in state statute, with several old supervisory provisions removed since they're no longer needed. The board also added a new registration fee for non-resident physicians training in South Dakota for less than 90 days. Additionally, physician assistants must comply with the American Academy of Physician Associates' 2018 ethics guidelines.
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Updates ARSD 20:47:06 to provide for a fee for the registration of non-resident physicians who wish to train in South Dakota for less than ninety days and updates the supervision requirements for physician assistants in ARSD 20:52 to match statute.
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