Committee adopts substitute on HB 276 to let nonphysician clinicians sign K–12 sports physicals The committee approved a substitute to HB 276 that allows certified nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives and physician assistants acting under existing supervision rules to sign K–12 athletic physical forms and requires boards to update forms by 07/01/2026. A doctor and members discussed supervision and access.

A new bill now allows certified nurse practitioners and physician assistants to sign K–12 athletic physical forms, expanding access to sports participation for families while maintaining physician oversight.

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Certified Nurse Practitioners set to enhance accountability in healthcare practices Certified nurse practitioners must disclose qualifications and consult on patient management.

New regulations in Pennsylvania are set to elevate the standards of accountability for certified nurse practitioners, ensuring transparency in patient management!

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