R4-38-312

R4-38-312. Unprofessional Conduct

Last amended: 2010Length: 171 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Ariz. Admin. Code § R4-38-312

The following conduct by a homeopathic physician who supervises a medical assistant is unprofessional conduct because the conduct does or might constitute a danger to the health, welfare, or safety of the patient or the public: 1. Obtaining board approval for a practical education program or supervision of the medical assistant under false pretenses, 2. Failing to adhere to a standard for supervision listed in R4-38-302(D), 3. Failing to register and maintain registration for the medical assistant as required by this Article, 4. Allowing the medical assistant to perform a procedure not specified in the medical assistant’s Board-approved job description, 5. Delegating a procedure to an individual who is not registered with the Board or for whom the homeopathic physician has not obtained approval of a practical education program, 6. Holding out or representing that an unregistered individual for whom the homeopathic physician is providing an approved practical education program is a medical assistant, and 7. Failing to ensure that the medical assistant complies with A.R.S. § 32-2933 and this Article.
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