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HLAD 8106
July 9, 2023
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Physician Assistants (PAs) refer to licensed clinicians who practice medicine in every setting
and specialty. However, laws governing PAs vary across states to an extent to expand access
medical practices. Connecticut (CT) statutes and regulations of PA require written agreement
and provisions. When searching laws that govern Connecticut PAs, one can use Legislative
Legislative Branch
Certificate for use by physician, physician assistant or advanced practice registered nurse
stating required vaccination is medically contraindicated. This law states that “On or before
October 1, 2021, the Commissioner of Public Health shall develop and make available on the
Internet web site of the Department of Public Health a certificate for use by a physician,
physician assistant or advanced practice registered nurse stating that, in the opinion of such
the general statutes is medically contraindicated for a person because of the physical
This law is located in Title 19a* Public Health and Well-Being; Chapter 368a* Secs. 19a-1 to
This law is a statute because it was enacted by the senate and House of Representative of
Executive Branch
Physician Assistants. The law states “The department shall pay the billing provider for
physicians’ services provided by a physician assistant who: (1) Provides services under the
personal supervision of a physician; (2) acts within the physician assistant’s scope of practice
under state law and performs only functions delegated by the supervising physician in
compliance with sections 20-12c and 20-12d of the Connecticut General Statutes and all
affiliated with the billing provide” (The Office of Secretary of the States, 2015).
The law is located in Title 17b Department of Social Service; section 17b-262-341a(a).
The law is a regulation which is formulated by social service agency of federal government.
References
Connecticut General Assembly. (2023). Chapter 368a* department of public health. Retrieved
from https://www.cga.ct.gov/current/pub/chap_368a.htm#sec_19a-7q
The Office of Secretary of the State. (2015). Connecticut eRegulations System: Portal to
https://eregulations.ct.gov/eRegsPortal/Browse/RCSA?id=Title_17bSubtitle_17b-
262Section_17b-262-341a&content=Physician%20Assistant/