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Let's look at dispensaries - state says they're legal, DEA still raids and closes dispensaries on a regular basis and prosecutes the owners. Drinking age is a state law. Oh yeah, but if you don't make it 21 then the federal government gives you no money for your highways. A lot of "state issues" are not really state issues.
Aug 18, 2007. #9. In Ky we can fill from any state but the prescription must meet Kentucky state law concerning prescriber scope, # of refills, etc. So no controls from PAs and only limited controls from ARNPs, etc. And so on. No naturopaths or homeopaths or chiropractors.
You won't be prescribing in Florida. Jun 6, 2011. #3. Legally we can prescribe certain things: -oral analgesics; limited to a 6ds (for mild pain or period cramps) -urinary analgesics- max 2ds. -otic analgesics. -anti-nausea (up to 25 mg, scop patch <1.5 mg/patch) -antihistamines and decongestants if >6 yoa.
Most of the pharmacists with prescribing rights are working either in the VA or academic medical centers. I know a few that have protocols to prescribe and change therapies in USC run pain management, anti-coag, and HIV clinics.
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How much do they usually make? I hope they have a pretty high salary... They seem to do pretty well. I think I saw some job listings for specialist pharmcists at a VA hospital for ~105K. I think patmcd is referring to clinical pharmacists who specialize in oncology. These pharmacists do...
Even on a more basic level, most pharmacist in hospital settings have protocols passed by the hospital P&T committee meeting allowing pharmacist (entire dept or a selected few) to renal adjust antibiotic dosing, prescribe anticoag meds (inpt or outpt), order TPNs or adjust and/or order other meds that can be followed via a drug level (i.e ...
Jan 14, 2012. #3. An MD can prescribe and call in a rx to a different state in which he is not licensed in, providing that the pharmacist determines in "good faith" that there exists a patient /physician relationship and that the MD is qualified to prescribe that certain medication. Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk.
What matters is the state the patient is in, not you. This applies to telemedicine visits as well. 1) If you are outside the US and its territories, you cannot bill Medicare/Medicaid. 2) If you are in the EU, there is the potential that you are violating EU data security laws.
PA's have even less training than NP's; now they have essentially the same care rights as NP's. Once you extend prescribing rights to any pharmacist you will have people heading to the Rite Aid to see the "doctor," even if the original intent was to restrict prescribing rights to pharmacists in the immediate clinical setting (inpatient, clinic ...