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Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › LICENSING OF OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS › Special Licenses to Practice Osteopathic Medicine › Section 633.271 - Physician from adjoining state; resident enrolled in postgraduate training program; specified purposes; resident medical officer; professional employee of State or United States

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Board may issue a special license to any person designated in subsection 1 of NRS 633.401 and in subsection 1 of NRS 633.411 who applies for a special license and includes with his or her application a letter from the regulatory authority of the jurisdiction where he or she is licensed to practice osteopathic medicine which verifies that the applicant holds a current license.
2. In addition to the letter required by subsection 1, an applicant under NRS 633.411 must submit a letter from any one of the following persons requesting that he or she be given a special license:
(a) The chief of staff or the medical director of the hospital or institution where the applicant proposes to practice osteopathic medicine. The letter must also specify the members of the medical staff under whose supervision the applicant will practice. Any special license issued to the applicant will limit his or her practice to that hospital or institution.
(b) The chief of the medical agency proposing to employ the applicant to practice osteopathic medicine. The letter must also describe the scope of the services proposed to be performed by the applicant and the medical licensees under whose supervision the applicant will be employed. Any special license issued will limit the scope of the applicant's practice to those described in the letter and indicate the person under whose medical supervision the applicant will be employed.
(c) The osteopathic physician with whom the applicant proposes to associate. The letter must also state the specific period, not to exceed 1 year, and the specific purpose for which he or she proposes to associate the applicant, and must verify that the osteopathic physician will retain primary responsibility for the care of all patients seen by the applicant. Any special license issued to the applicant will specify the period of association, the services to be performed by the applicant and the osteopathic physician with whom the applicant is associated.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › LICENSING OF OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS › Special Licenses to Practice Osteopathic Medicine › Section 633.272 - Graduate of foreign school who intends to teach, research or practice clinical osteopathic medicine in this State

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Board may issue a special license to any person designated in subsection 1 of NRS 633.415 who applies for a special license and includes with his or her application an updated curriculum vitae evidencing recognition of the person as an expert in osteopathic medicine.
2. A special licensee who is issued a special license pursuant to NRS 633.415 shall not employ or supervise a physician assistant.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Osteopathic Med. by R154-09, eff. 10-15-2010
NRS 633.291, 633.415
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › LICENSING OF OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS › Special Licenses to Practice Osteopathic Medicine › Section 633.273 - Authorized facility license to practice osteopathic medicine as psychiatrist in certain mental health centers

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person who holds an authorized facility license issued pursuant to NRS 633.417 may employ a physician assistant if the holder of the authorized facility license and the physician assistant otherwise satisfy the requirements of this chapter and chapter 633 of NRS concerning physician assistants and supervising osteopathic physicians.
2. A person who holds an authorized facility license described in subsection 1 must, if the person wishes to renew the authorized facility license, annually submit proof of employment as a psychiatrist only in a mental health center of the Division.
3. As used in this section:
(a) "Division" means the Division of Mental Health and Developmental Services of the Department of Health and Human Services.
(b) "Mental health center" has the meaning ascribed to it in NRS 433.144.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › LICENSING OF OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS › Special Licenses to Practice Osteopathic Medicine › Section 633.274 - Authorized facility license to practice as osteopathic physician in institution of Department of Corrections

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A person who holds an authorized facility license issued pursuant to NRS 633.418 may employ a physician assistant if the holder of the authorized facility license and the physician assistant otherwise satisfy the requirements of this chapter and chapter 633 of NRS concerning physician assistants and supervising osteopathic physicians.
2. A person who holds an authorized facility license described in subsection 1 must, if the person wishes to renew the authorized facility license, annually submit proof of employment as an osteopathic physician only in an institution of the Department of Corrections.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Osteopathic Med. by R154-09, eff. 10-15-2010
NRS 633.291, 633.418, 633.434
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › LICENSING OF OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS › Special Licenses to Practice Osteopathic Medicine › Section 633.275 - Suspension or revocation

Current through June 11, 2024
If the license of the physician under whose supervision a special licensee is required to practice, or with whom a special licensee is associated, is suspended or revoked, the special licensee's privilege to practice osteopathic medicine is suspended or revoked. The special licensee may apply for a new special license if the revocation or suspension did not arise from his or her conduct.
Bd. of Osteopathic Med., Art. XI § 2, eff. 9-15-80-Substituted in revision for NAC 633.230
NRS 633.291, 633.401, 633.411
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › LICENSING OF OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS › Special Licenses to Practice Osteopathic Medicine › Section 633.276 - Special licensees not to charge fees to patients

Current through June 11, 2024
A special licensee may not charge or receive fees for his or her services from patients, but may receive a salary paid by his or her employer.
Bd. of Osteopathic Med., Art. XI § 4, eff. 9-15-80-Substituted in revision for NAC 633.240
NRS 633.291, 633.401, 633.411
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS AND SUPERVISING PHYSICIANS › Section 633.281 - Physician assistants: Qualifications

Current through June 11, 2024
1. To qualify for a license as a physician assistant pursuant to NRS 633.433, a person must:
(a) Be able to communicate adequately orally and in writing in the English language;
(b) Be of good moral character and reputation;
(c) Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, have attended and completed an educational program for physician assistants accredited by:
(1) The Accreditation Review Commission on Education for the Physician Assistant; or
(2) If the program was completed before January 1, 2001, the Committee on Allied Health Education and Accreditation or the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs;
(d) Have been certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants;
(e) Submit to the Board an application for a license as a physician assistant on a form provided by the Board; and
(f) If the person has not practiced as a physician assistant for 12 months or more before applying for licensure in this State, at the order of the Board, supply evidence of clinical competence as a physician assistant which is satisfactory to the Board.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS AND SUPERVISING PHYSICIANS › Section 633.283 - Physician assistants: Application for license

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An application for a license as a physician assistant must include, without limitation:
(a)The date and place of birth of the applicant;
(b)The gender of the applicant;
(c)The education of the applicant, including, without limitation, any high school and postsecondary institution attended, the length of time in attendance and whether the applicant is a graduate of those schools and institutions;
(d)The training and experience of the applicant as a physician assistant;
(e)Whether the applicant has ever:
(1)Applied for a license or certificate as a physician assistant in another state and, if so, specification of which state, when the application was made and the results of the application;
(2)Had a license or certificate as a physician assistant revoked, modified, limited or suspended;
(3)Been investigated for misconduct as a physician assistant;
(4)Had any disciplinary action or proceeding instituted against him or her by a licensing body in any jurisdiction;
(5)Been convicted of a felony or an offense involving moral turpitude; or
(6)Been investigated for, charged with or convicted of the use or illegal sale or dispensing of a controlled substance; and
(f)The places of residence of the applicant since the date of his or her graduation from high school or his or her receipt of a high school general equivalency diploma.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS AND SUPERVISING PHYSICIANS › Section 633.285 - Physician assistants: Renewal of license; notice of withdrawn certification

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The license of a physician assistant is valid for 1 year and may be renewed annually.
2. An application to renew a license of a physician assistant must be submitted to the Board not less than 30 days before the expiration of the license. The application must be accompanied by the nonrefundable annual license renewal fee for a physician assistant prescribed in NAC 633.335.
3. A license of a physician assistant will not be renewed unless the physician assistant provides to the Board satisfactory proof of:
(a) Current certification by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants; and
(b) Completion by the physician assistant of at least 20 hours of continuing medical education as defined by the American Academy of Physician Assistants, at least 2 hours of which must relate to the misuse and abuse of controlled substances, the prescribing of opioids or addiction.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS AND SUPERVISING PHYSICIANS › Section 633.287 - Physician assistants: Grounds for disciplinary action; complaint; notice

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A physician assistant is subject to disciplinary action by the Board if, after notice and hearing in accordance with this chapter, the Board finds that the physician assistant:
(a)Represented himself or herself, or allowed another person to represent the physician assistant, as an osteopathic physician;
(b)Performed medical services other than at the direction of or under the supervision of the supervising physician;
(c)Performed medical services other than those approved by the supervising physician;
(d)Disobeyed any order of the Board or an investigative committee of the Board, or any provisions of this chapter or of any regulations adopted by the Board, the State Board of Health or the State Board of Pharmacy;
(e)Failed to notify the Board of the loss of certification by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants; or
(f)Violated any provision of this chapter or chapter 633 of NRS.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS AND SUPERVISING PHYSICIANS › Section 633.288 - Physician assistants and supervising physicians: Collaborating agreements; limitations

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in this section, a physician assistant must enter into a written collaborating agreement with a supervising physician before the physician assistant may perform medical services under the supervision of that supervising physician. Such an agreement must:
(a)Describe the location, times and manner in which the physician assistant will assist the supervising physician;
(b)Specify the medical services that the physician assistant is authorized to perform;
(c)Be signed by the physician assistant and the supervising physician; and
(d)Be notarized.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › PHYSICIAN ASSISTANTS AND SUPERVISING PHYSICIANS › Section 633.289 - Supervising physicians: Responsibilities

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A supervising physician is responsible for all of the activities related to the performance of medical services conducted by the physician assistant whom he or she supervises, including, without limitation:
(a)Obtaining the medical histories of patients;
(b)Performing physical examinations;
(c)Ordering and performing diagnostic and therapeutic procedures;
(d)Implementing a treatment plan outlined by a supervising physician;
(e)Monitoring the effectiveness of therapeutic interventions;
(f)Assisting at surgery;
(g)Offering counseling and education to meet the needs of patients;
(h)Making appropriate referrals; and
(i)Pronouncing death, excluding the diagnosis of the cause of death.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS › Section 633.335 - Fees

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection
			 3, the Board will charge and collect the following fees:
Application and initial license fee for an
							 osteopathic physician..........................
$500
Annual license renewal fee for an osteopathic
							 physician.....................................
350
Temporary license
							 fee..........................................................................................
200
Special or authorized facility license
							 fee..............................................................
200
Special or authorized facility license renewal
							 fee................................................
200
Late payment fee for an osteopathic physician or
							 physician assistant whose license is currently on active status
							 ...........................................
200
Application and initial license fee for a physician
							 assistant .....................................
300
Annual license renewal fee for a physician assistant
							 ...............................................
150
Inactive license fee
							 ...................................................................................................
200
Late payment fee for an osteopathic physician or
							 physician assistant whose license is currently on inactive status
							 ........................................
150
2. The
			 Board will charge and collect a fee for fingerprints submitted to the Board
			 pursuant to NRS 633.309  that is equal to the total amount of the fees charged
			 by any local agencies of law enforcement, the Central Repository for Nevada
			 Records of Criminal History and the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the
			 handling of the fingerprints of an applicant and issuance of the reports of
			 criminal histories.
3. The Board
			 will reduce by one-half the appropriate application and initial license fee
			 prescribed in subsection 1 for an applicant who applies for an initial license
			 as an osteopathic physician or a physician assistant that will expire less than
			 6 months after the date of issuance of the license.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Osteopathic Med. by R154-09, eff. 10-15-2010; A by R093-11, 3-9-2012; A by R040-13, eff. 3/28/2014;	A by
				R011-19A,
				eff. 10/22/2019
NRS 633.291  and
				633.501
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › STANDARDS OF PRACTICE › Section 633.340 - Prohibited procedures and substances

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An osteopathic physician shall not prescribe, dispense or use Disodium Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetic Acid (EDTA) in his or her practice or use Chelation Therapy in his or her practice, except that the substance or the procedure, or both, may be used for the treatment of proven heavy metal poisoning or any other unusual or infrequent condition which the Board finds warrants its use.
2. The use of any procedure or substance which is prohibited by this section is harmful to the public, detrimental to the public health, safety and morals and constitutes unprofessional conduct.
Bd. of Osteopathic Med., Art. XIII § 1, eff. 9-15-80-NAC A by R192-07, 12-17-2008; R154-09, 10-15-2010
NRS 633.131, 633.291
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › STANDARDS OF PRACTICE › Section 633.350 - Unethical conduct

Current through June 11, 2024
1. For the purposes of this chapter and chapter 633 of NRS, an osteopathic physician engages in unethical conduct if he or she:
(a)Engages in sexual misconduct with a patient;
(b)Abandons a patient;
(c)Willfully makes and files false reports, records or claims in the osteopathic physician's practice;
(d)Willfully fails to file or record a medical report required by law, willfully impedes or obstructs the filing or recording of such a report, or willfully induces another person to fail to file or record such a report;
(e)Fails to generate or create medical records relating to the diagnosis, treatment and care of a patient;
(f)Prescribes a controlled substance in a manner or an amount that the Board determines is excessive;
(g)Fails to comply with the terms of an agreement with a diversion program approved by the Board;
(h)Fails to comply with an order of the Board;
(i)Violates the provisions of NRS 633.505 concerning retaliation or discrimination against an employee;
(j)Violates the provisions of NRS 629.061 concerning making the health care records of a patient available for physical inspection and furnishing a copy of the health care records;
(k)Fails to provide adequate supervision of a medical assistant who is employed or supervised by the osteopathic physician; or
(l)Engages in any other conduct that the Board determines constitutes unfitness to practice osteopathic medicine.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › STANDARDS OF PRACTICE › Section 633.360 - Advertisement of practice

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An osteopathic physician shall not advertise the practice of osteopathic medicine in a manner that is:
(a)False; or
(b)Intended or has a tendency to:
(1)Deceive or mislead the public; or
(2)Create unrealistic expectations in any particular case.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › STANDARDS OF PRACTICE › Section 633.370 - Rebuttable presumption of professional incompetence

Current through June 11, 2024
For the purposes of this chapter and chapter 633 of NRS, if a mental or physical examination or a medical competency examination determines that:
1. An osteopathic physician is not competent to practice osteopathic medicine; or
2. A physician assistant is not competent to perform medical services under the supervision of a supervising physician, with reasonable skill and safety to patients, the Board will consider that determination to constitute a rebuttable presumption of professional incompetence with regard to the osteopathic physician or physician assistant.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Osteopathic Med. by R057-02, eff. 10-24-2002; A by R192-07, 12-17-2008
NRS 633.291, 633.561, 633.571
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › REPORTS › Section 633.380 - Reports of certain information concerning surgeries: Submission; failure to comply with requirements

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An osteopathic physician shall, on or before January 31 of each year, submit to the Board, on a form to be provided by the Board, the report required pursuant to NRS 633.524.
2. Failure to comply with the requirements of this section or NRS 633.524 may subject the osteopathic physician to disciplinary action as provided by law.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Osteopathic Med. by R208-05, eff. 2-23-2006; A by R192-07, 12-17-2008
NRS 633.291, 633.524
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › General Provisions › Section 633.400 - Conduct and record of hearings

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Each hearing of a contested case will be conducted in accordance with the provisions of this chapter and chapter 233B of NRS and, if the hearing concerns a disciplinary proceeding, chapter 622A of NRS and NRS 633.509 to 633.681, inclusive.
2. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 3, the President, or a member of the Board designated by the President, will preside over the hearing.
3. If the hearing concerns a disciplinary proceeding, the Board or a hearing officer or panel designated by the Board will preside over the hearing.
4. An electronic or stenographic record will be made of all contested hearings before the Board.
Bd. of Osteopathic Med., Art. IX §§ 1-4, eff. 9-15-80-NAC A by R057-02, 10-24-2002; R208-05, 2-23-2006
NRS 633.291
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › General Provisions › Section 633.410 - Rulings on preliminary matters

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Board, the President or the member of the Board, the hearing officer or the panel designated to preside over a hearing may issue rulings on all preliminary matters, including, without limitation, scheduling matters, protective orders, the admissibility of evidence, and other procedural or prehearing matters.
2. A ruling by the President, member of the Board, hearing officer or panel on a preliminary matter is subject to reconsideration by the entire Board upon the request of a Board member or the motion of a party.
3. The failure of a party who is affected by a ruling on a preliminary matter to move for reconsideration of the ruling does not constitute:
(a) Consent to the ruling; or
(b) Waiver of any objection previously made to the ruling.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › General Provisions › Section 633.420 - Appearance and representation of parties

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as otherwise provided in subsection 2, a party may appear at a hearing in person or by an attorney.
2. If the hearing concerns a contested case other than a disciplinary proceeding governed by chapter 622A of NRS, a party shall attend the hearing on the merits in person unless the President or presiding officer waives the requirement of the attendance of the party.
3. If a party who is required pursuant to subsection 2 to attend a hearing in person fails to do so without having obtained a waiver of the requirement of his or her attendance pursuant to subsection 2, the Board may:
(a) Determine that the failure to attend the hearing in person shall be deemed:
(1) An admission of all matters and facts contained in the record with respect to the party; and
(2) A waiver of the right to an evidentiary hearing; and
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › General Provisions › Section 633.430 - Procedure at hearings

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In a hearing other than a hearing concerning a disciplinary proceeding, the President or presiding officer will call the hearing to order and proceed to take the appearances on behalf of the Board, the applicant or the osteopathic physician or physician assistant. The legal counsel for the Board will present the evidence for the Board first and, if the Board allows closing arguments, will present the closing arguments for the Board first.
2. In a hearing concerning a disciplinary proceeding, the Board, hearing officer or panel shall conduct the hearing in accordance with the provisions of NRS 622A.380.
3. The notice of hearing, any petition, answer, response or written stipulation, and, if the hearing concerns a disciplinary proceeding, the complaint or any other responsive pleading, becomes a part of the record without being read into the record, unless a party requests that the document be read into the record.
4. The Board, President, presiding officer, hearing officer or panel may, at any time:
(a) Question a witness;
(b) Request or allow additional evidence, including additional rebuttal or documentary evidence;
(c) Make proposed opinions, findings of fact and conclusions of law;
(d) Issue appropriate interim orders;
(e) Recess the hearing as required; and
(f) Set reasonable limits of time for the presentation of testimony.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › General Provisions › Section 633.440 - Proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Board, President, hearing officer, panel or a member of the Board designated to preside over and conduct a hearing may require a party in any disciplinary proceeding or other contested case to file proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law at the close of the proceeding. The Board, President, hearing officer, panel or member of the Board shall fix the period within which the proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law must be filed.
2. Each proposed finding of fact and conclusion of law must be clearly and concisely stated and numbered. Each proposed finding of fact must specifically show, by appropriate reference to the transcript, the testimony that supports the finding.
3. The proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law, accompanied by a certificate of service, must be filed by each party with the Board, President, hearing officer, panel or member of the Board, and one copy must be served upon each party to the proceeding.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Osteopathic Med. by R208-05, eff. 2-23-2006
NRS 633.291
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.450 - Summary suspension of license by Board

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If a complaint has been filed against an osteopathic physician pursuant to NRS 633.531 or against a physician assistant pursuant to NAC 633.287, the Board may order the summary suspension of the license of the osteopathic physician or physician assistant pending disciplinary proceedings.
2. The Board will issue such an order if it determines that:
(a) The osteopathic physician or physician assistant has violated a provision of this chapter or chapter 633 of NRS;
(b) The summary suspension of the license is necessary to prevent a further violation of this chapter or chapter 633 of NRS; and
(c) The public health, safety or general welfare imperatively requires the summary suspension of the license.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.454 - Hearing officer or panel: Authority of Board; duties; findings and recommendations

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The Board may appoint a hearing officer or panel to preside over and conduct a hearing concerning a disciplinary proceeding in the manner set forth in chapter 622A of NRS.
2. If the Board appoints a hearing officer or panel pursuant to subsection 1, the Board may:
(a) Revoke the appointment and assume responsibility for presiding over and conducting the hearing; or
(b) Designate another hearing officer or panel to preside over and conduct the hearing.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.457 - Hearing officer or panel: Rulings regarding admissibility of evidence; referral of matter to Board

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In a disciplinary proceeding, a ruling made by a hearing officer or panel presiding over and conducting a hearing concerning the disciplinary proceeding regarding the admissibility of evidence is subject to review by the Board.
2. In extraordinary circumstances, when a prompt decision by the Board is necessary to promote substantial justice, the hearing officer or panel shall refer the matter to the Board for a determination and may recess the hearing pending the determination.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Osteopathic Med. by R208-05, eff. 2-23-2006
NRS 633.291
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.460 - Meeting or conference of parties before hearing

Current through June 11, 2024
1. The parties to a disciplinary proceeding shall meet or confer, not later than 20 days before the hearing, and:
(a) Exchange copies of all documents that each party intends to offer as evidence in support of its case.
(b) Identify, describe or produce all tangible things, other than documents, that each party intends to offer as evidence in support of its case and, if requested, arrange for the opposing party to inspect, copy, test or sample such evidence under reasonable supervision.
(c) Exchange written lists of persons that each party intends to call as witnesses in support of its case. The list must identify each witness by name and position and, if known, business address. If no business address is available, the party intending to call the witness shall disclose the home address of the witness or make the witness available for service of process. The list must also include, for each witness, a summary of the proposed testimony and the purpose for which the witness will be called.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.463 - Prehearing conference

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In a disciplinary proceeding, the Board, hearing officer or panel may, upon its own motion or a motion by a party, hold a prehearing conference not later than 10 days before a hearing concerning a disciplinary proceeding to:
(a) Formulate or simplify the issues involved in the proceeding;
(b) Obtain an admission of fact or stipulation of the parties;
(c) Arrange for the exchange of prefiled direct testimony of a witness ordered by the Board, hearing officer or panel;
(d) Limit the number of witnesses;
(e) Rule on any pending procedural motions, motions for discovery or motions for protective orders; or
(f) Establish any other procedure which may expedite the orderly conduct and disposition of the proceeding.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.466 - Stipulations regarding facts in issue

Current through June 11, 2024
1. With the approval of the Board, hearing officer or panel presiding over and conducting a hearing concerning a disciplinary proceeding, the parties to the disciplinary proceeding may stipulate as to any fact in issue, either by written stipulation introduced in evidence as an exhibit or by an oral statement made upon the record. The stipulation is binding only upon the parties so stipulating and is not binding upon the Board, hearing officer or panel.
2. A stipulation may be considered by the Board, hearing officer or panel as evidence at a hearing concerning the disciplinary proceeding. Notwithstanding the stipulation of the parties, the Board, hearing officer or panel may require proof of the facts stipulated to by independent evidence.
Added to NAC by Bd. of Osteopathic Med. by R208-05, eff. 2-23-2006
NRS 633.291
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.470 - Osteopathic physicians: Action by Board after hearing

Current through June 11, 2024
If the Board, after a hearing on the merits in a disciplinary proceeding, finds that the osteopathic physician is:
1. Not guilty as charged in the formal complaint, the Board will issue a final order dismissing the charges and notify the osteopathic physician that the charges have been dismissed.
2. Guilty as charged in the formal complaint, the Board may:
(a) Before agreeing on a punishment, consider all relevant factors, including, without limitation:
(1) The danger to the health or safety of the public from the violation;
(2) The economic benefit received by the osteopathic physician from the violation;
(3) Any mitigation or aggravation by the osteopathic physician of the effects of the violation;
(4) The extent to which the osteopathic physician demonstrates his or her good faith;
(5) Any previous history of violations by the osteopathic physician;
(6) Whether the osteopathic physician knew or, as a competent osteopathic physician, should have known that the action complained of violated a law, a regulation or a condition on his or her license;
(7) Whether the osteopathic physician has initiated remedial measures to prevent similar violations;
(8) The magnitude of penalties imposed on other osteopathic physicians for similar violations;
(9) The proportionality of the penalty in relation to the misconduct; and
(10) If the osteopathic physician offered evidence of mitigating factors, all such evidence.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.472 - Physician assistants: Action by Board after hearing

Current through June 11, 2024
If the Board finds, by a preponderance of the evidence, and after notice and hearing in accordance with this chapter, that:
1. The charges in the complaint against a physician assistant are true, the Board will issue and serve on the physician assistant its written findings and any order of sanctions. The following sanctions may be imposed by order:
(a) Placement on probation for a specified period on any of the conditions specified in the order.
(b) Administration of a public reprimand.
(c) Limitation of the medical services that a physician assistant is authorized to perform.
(d) Suspension of a license, for a specified period or until further order of the Board.
(e) Revocation of a license.
(f) A requirement that a physician assistant participate in a program to correct alcohol or drug abuse or any other impairment.
(g) A requirement that there be additional and specified supervision of the medical services performed by a physician assistant.
(h) A requirement that a physician assistant perform community service without compensation.
(i) A requirement that a physician assistant take a physical or mental examination or an examination testing medical competence.
(j) A requirement that a physician assistant fulfill certain training or educational requirements, or both, as specified by the Board.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.480 - Decision or order by Board

Current through June 11, 2024
1. A decision or order in a disciplinary proceeding adverse to an osteopathic physician or physician assistant must:
(a) Be in writing;
(b) Except as otherwise provided in subsection 5 of NRS 233B.121, include findings of fact and conclusions of law; and
(c) Specifically set forth the punishment imposed on the osteopathic physician or physician assistant.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 633 - Osteopathic Medicine › ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDINGS › Disciplinary Proceedings › Section 633.490 - Limited, suspended, revoked or inactive license: Removal of limitation or suspension; restoration; renewal

Current through June 11, 2024
1. If a person whose practice of osteopathic medicine has been limited, or whose license to practice osteopathic medicine has been suspended, revoked or placed on inactive status, applies to the Board:
(a) Pursuant to NRS 633.481 for the restoration of the revoked license;
(b) Pursuant to NRS 633.491 for the renewal of the license; or
(c) Pursuant to NRS 633.681 for the removal of the limitation or suspension or for the reinstatement of his or her revoked license,
the Board may require the person to submit to an examination testing his or her competence to practice osteopathic medicine.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › Section 634.Sec. 1 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
For the purposes of an applicant furnishing satisfactory evidence
			 to the Board that he or she has a high school education in accordance with
			 paragraph (b) of subsection 1 of
			 NRS
			 634.090, the applicant may provide to the
			 Board:
1. A diploma issued by a high
		  school in this State or any other state or territory of the United
		  States;
2. An official transcript
		  issued by a high school in this State or any other state or territory of the
		  United States;
3. A certificate of
		  general educational development or an equivalent document issued by the
		  Department of Education or the appropriate authority of any other state or
		  territory of the United States; or
4. A certificate of completion of high school
		  or an equivalent document issued by a charter school or homeschool that is
		  lawfully operated in this State or any other state or territory of the United
		  States.
Added
			 to NAC by Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by
			 R169-22A,
			 eff. 5/24/2023
NRS
				634.030 and
				634.090
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › Section 634.Sec. 1.1 - NEW

Current through June 11, 2024
A licensee shall not advertise in such a manner that the
			 advertising:
1. Includes any false
		  claim;
2. Is intended or has the
		  tendency to:
(a) Deceive or mislead the
		  public; or
(b) Create unrealistic
		  expectations in any particular case;
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.110 - Definitions

Current through June 11, 2024
As used in this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires,
				the words and terms defined in NAC 634.111 to 634.124, inclusive, have the
				meanings ascribed to them in those sections.
Bd. of Chiropractic
				Exam'rs, Rule of Practice No. 3, §§ 3.1 through 3.6, eff. 12-8-74-NAC
				A 7-29-88; A by Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, 9-10-98; R101-08,
				12-17-2008
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.111 - "Advertisement" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Advertisement" includes, without limitation, calling cards,
				inside and outside signs, stationery, listings in telephone and other
				directories, and advertisements in newspapers, magazines and by electronic
				means, including, without limitation, advertisements placed on the
				Internet.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff.
				9-10-98
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.112 - "Ancillary services" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Ancillary services" means services related to the practice of
				chiropractic that a chiropractor's assistant is authorized to perform under the
				terms of the certificate issued to him or her by the Board. The term does not
				include acts that a chiropractor's assistant is prohibited from performing
				pursuant to NAC 634.460.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff. 9-10-98; A by R101-08,
				12-17-2008
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.113 - "Applicant" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Applicant" means a person who applies or petitions for any
				right or authority from the Board.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff.
				9-10-98
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.114 - "Board" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Board" means the Chiropractic Physicians' Board of
				Nevada.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff.
				9-10-98
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.116 - "Certificate" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Certificate" means a current certificate as a chiropractor's
				assistant.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff. 9-10-98; A by R101-08,
				12-17-2008
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.117 - "Chiropractor's assistant" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Chiropractor's assistant" means a person who holds a
				certificate as a chiropractor's assistant pursuant to
				NRS
				634.123 and the provisions of this chapter
				and who is dedicated to assisting in all permissible aspects of chiropractic
				practice under the direct supervision and responsibility of a chiropractic
				physician.
Added to NAC
				by Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff. 9-10-98; A by
				R150-13,
				eff. 3/28/2014
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.119 - "Direct supervision" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Direct supervision" means that the supervising licensee or
				licensed provider of health care, as appropriate, is actually present in the
				chiropractic facility during the period of supervision.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff.
				9-10-98
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.1195 - "Good standing" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Good standing" with respect to a license to practice
				chiropractic means that the license is not restricted by revocation, suspension
				or probation or otherwise encumbered as specified by an order of the
				Board.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R101-08, eff.
				12-17-2008
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.121 - "Licensee" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Licensee" means a chiropractic physician who is licensed by
				the Board pursuant to chapter 634 of NRS.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff.
				9-10-98
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.124 - "Referral bureau" defined

Current through June 11, 2024
"Referral bureau" means a group of two or more licensees who
				practice in separate locations, have a telephone number specifically designated
				for the referral bureau and advertise or market themselves as a referral
				bureau.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R101-08, eff.
				12-17-2008
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.1245 - "Precisely controlled force" interpreted

Current through June 11, 2024
For the purposes of
				NRS
				634.014, the Board interprets the term
				"precisely controlled force" to mean:
1. One or more thrusts involving both
			 amplitude and velocity, including, without limitation, one or more thrusts
			 involving any combination of high or low amplitude and high or low velocity; or
2. An application of a resistive
			 movement by applying a specific force, without the use of a thrust, to a
			 specific focal point of the anatomy.
Added to NAC
				by Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by
				R072-15,
				eff. 4/4/2016
NRS
				  634.014,
				  634.030.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 634.125 - Severability of provisions

Current through June 11, 2024
The provisions of this chapter are hereby declared to be
				severable and the invalidity of any rule, clause, sentence, paragraph or
				section of this chapter does not affect the validity of the
				remainder.
Bd. of Chiropractic
				Exam'rs, Rule of Practice No. 10, § 10.3, eff. 12-8-74-NAC A
				7-29-88-Substituted in revision for NAC 634.115
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS' BOARD OF NEVADA › Section 634.130 - Regular meetings (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
Bd. of Chiropractic
				Exam'rs, Rule of Practice No. 2, §2.2, eff.
				12-8-74;	R
				by
				R114-23A,
				eff. 2/9/2024
NRS 634.018, 634.030, 634.040, 634.131, 634.140,
				  634.160
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIANS' BOARD OF NEVADA › Section 634.140 - Election of officers

Current through June 11, 2024
The Board will elect officers as required pursuant to
				NRS 634.030
				at the first regular meeting of the Board during each even-numbered
				year.
Added to NAC by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, eff.
				9-10-98
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › FEES › Section 634.210 - Methods of payment

Current through June 11, 2024
Payment of fees and remittances made to the Board by money
				order, bank draft or check must be made payable to the Chiropractic Physicians'
				Board of Nevada. Remittances in currency or coin are made wholly at the risk of
				the sender, and the Board assumes no responsibility for their loss. Postage
				stamps will not be accepted as payment.
Bd. of Chiropractic
				Exam'rs, Rule of Practice No. 2, § 2.4, eff. 12-8-74-NAC A 7-29-88; A by
				Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, 9-10-98
NRS 634.030
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › FEES › Section 634.215 - Fee for issuance of license: Time for payment; failure to pay

Current through June 11, 2024
1. An applicant for a license to practice
			 chiropractic in this State must pay the fee for the issuance of a license to
			 practice chiropractic required pursuant to NAC 634.200 within 1 year after he
			 or she has satisfied all the requirements for licensure set forth in this
			 chapter and chapter 634 of NRS, other than the payment of the fee for the
			 issuance of the license.
2. If such
			 an applicant does not pay the fee for the issuance of a license to practice
			 chiropractic in the period set forth in subsection 1, he or she:
(a) Shall be deemed to have withdrawn the
			 application; and
(b) Must
			 reinitiate the application process if he or she wishes to apply for a license
			 at a later date.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › LICENSING AND CERTIFICATION › Examinations › Section 634.220 - Fingerprinting and investigation of applicants (Repealed)

Current through June 11, 2024
Bd. of
				  Chiropractic Exam'rs, Art. XV § 4, eff. 8-27-76; A 11-28-79-NAC A
				  11-23-93; A by Chiropractic Physicians' Bd. by R030-98, 9-10-98; A by
				  R150-13,
				  eff. 3/28/2014;	R
				  by
				  R114-23A,
				  eff. 2/9/2024
NRS 634.018, 634.030, 634.040, 634.131, 634.140,
					 634.160
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › LICENSING AND CERTIFICATION › Examinations › Section 634.290 - Examinations required for licensure; passing score

Current through June 11, 2024
1. In
				addition to the subjects of examination set forth in
				NRS
				634.070, an applicant for a license to
				practice chiropractic in Nevada must pass:
(a) An examination on the statutes and
				regulations of this State which are related to the practice of chiropractic,
				other than those set forth in this chapter and chapter 634 of NRS;
				and
(b) Any other subject or
				examination that the Board determines to be necessary. An examination required
				by the Board pursuant to this paragraph may include, without limitation, an
				examination on clinical rationale.
Nevada Administrative Code › Chapter 634 - Chiropractic › LICENSING AND CERTIFICATION › Examinations › Section 634.300 - Examinations for licensure: Period for taking; failure to pass; failure to appear

Current through June 11, 2024
1. Except as
				otherwise provided in subsection 2 and NAC 634.215:
(a) If a person applies for a license to
				practice chiropractic in Nevada, the application remains open for 1 year after
				the date of the first examination that the person is eligible to
				take.
(b) Subject to the
				limitations set forth in this section, during the period in which an
				application is open, an applicant may take any required examination at such
				times as may be allowed by the Board and the testing vendor, if any.
(c) If an applicant does not, on the first
				attempt, pass an examination that is administered by the Board, the applicant
				may retake the examination one time without paying an additional fee.