Administrative rules on PA team-based practice, other topics, approved
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The NC Rules Review Commission recently gave final approval to four sets of administrative rules. Review the final text online by clicking the title of the rule.
TEAMS-BASED PRACTICE SETTINGS – This rule sets out the criteria for a PA to engage in PA team-based practice in North Carolina, as authorized by Session Law 2025-37/HB67.
CONVERSION APPLICATION FOR PHYSICIAN LICENSES – This rule allows current North Carolina resident training license (RTL) holders in good standing to convert their RTL to a full medical license.
INTERNATIONALLY TRAINED PHYSICIAN EMPLOYEE LICENSE – This rule details criteria for physicians interested in applying for the Internationally Trained Physician Employee (ITPE) license, as authorized by Session Law 2025-37/HB67.
PHARMACISTS VACCINATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION OF LONG-ACTING INJECTABLES – This rule adopted by the Medical Board and Board of Pharmacy facilitate adoption of standing orders of the State Health Director related to Session Law 2025-37/HB67 that authorizes pharmacists to test for and initiate treatment for influenza.
TEAMS-BASED PRACTICE SETTINGS – This rule sets out the criteria for a PA to engage in PA team-based practice in North Carolina, as authorized by Session Law 2025-37/HB67.
CONVERSION APPLICATION FOR PHYSICIAN LICENSES – This rule allows current North Carolina resident training license (RTL) holders in good standing to convert their RTL to a full medical license.
INTERNATIONALLY TRAINED PHYSICIAN EMPLOYEE LICENSE – This rule details criteria for physicians interested in applying for the Internationally Trained Physician Employee (ITPE) license, as authorized by Session Law 2025-37/HB67.
PHARMACISTS VACCINATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION OF LONG-ACTING INJECTABLES – This rule adopted by the Medical Board and Board of Pharmacy facilitate adoption of standing orders of the State Health Director related to Session Law 2025-37/HB67 that authorizes pharmacists to test for and initiate treatment for influenza.
