Bill > SB321

This bill amends Georgia's laws regarding physicians, assistants, and others. It revises provisions related to the number of physician assistants and advanced practice registered nurses a physician can authorize and supervise at any one time. The bill removes a limitation on where a physician assistant can practice, allowing them to work in various settings like hospitals, universities, public health departments, and health maintenance organizations. It also grants physician assistants the authority to issue prescription drug or device orders, subject to certain requirements and oversight by the supervising physician.