§ 18.71.002 Purpose
§ 18.71.003 Declaration of purpose
§ 18.71.010 Definitions
§ 18.71.011 Definition of practice of medicine — Engaging in practice of chiropractic prohibited, when
§ 18.71.015 Commission established — Membership — Qualifications — Duties and powers — Compensation — Order of removal — Vacancies
§ 18.71.017 Rules by commission — Successor to other boards
§ 18.71.019 Application of Uniform Disciplinary Act — Request for review of revocation order
§ 18.71.0195 Disciplinary reports — Confidentiality — Immunity
§ 18.71.021 License required
§ 18.71.030 Exemptions
§ 18.71.040 Application — Fee
§ 18.71.050 Application — Eligibility requirements — United States and Canadian graduates
§ 18.71.051 Application — Eligibility requirements — Foreign graduates — Waivers
§ 18.71.055 Schools of medicine — Requirements for approval
§ 18.71.060 Record of proceedings of commission and of applications
§ 18.71.070 Examination — Record
§ 18.71.080 License renewal — Human trafficking information — Continuing education requirement — Failure to renew, procedure
§ 18.71.083 Maintenance of certification
§ 18.71.085 Inactive licenses — Renewal — Application of disciplinary provisions
§ 18.71.090 License without examination — Reciprocity — National board examinees — Fee
§ 18.71.095 Limited licenses
§ 18.71.097 Provisional emergency services provider certification — Eligibility
§ 18.71.100 Applicability of health regulations
§ 18.71.190 False personation
§ 18.71.200 Physician’s trained advanced emergency medical technician and paramedic — Definition
§ 18.71.205 Physician’s trained advanced emergency medical technician and paramedic — Certification
§ 18.71.210 Physician’s trained advanced emergency medical technician and paramedic — Liability
§ 18.71.212 Medical program directors — Certification
§ 18.71.213 Medical program directors — Termination — Temporary delegation of authority
§ 18.71.215 Medical program directors — Liability for acts or omissions of others
§ 18.71.220 Rendering emergency care — Immunity of physician or hospital from civil liability
§ 18.71.230 Disciplinary action against persons exempt from licensure
§ 18.71.240 Abortion — Right to medical treatment of infant born alive
§ 18.71.250 Down syndrome — Parent information
§ 18.71.300 Physician health program — Definitions
§ 18.71.310 Physician health program — License surcharge — Payment of funds
§ 18.71.315 Impaired physician account — Created
§ 18.71.320 Physician health program — Procedures
§ 18.71.330 Impaired physician program — Evaluation of physician
§ 18.71.340 Impaired physician program — Entity records protected
§ 18.71.350 Report of malpractice payments by insurers
§ 18.71.360 Driving records
§ 18.71.401 Funds collected — Where deposited
§ 18.71.420 Allocation of all appropriated funds
§ 18.71.430 Secretary and commission relationship
§ 18.71.440 Commission to consider amending rules — Retired active physicians
§ 18.71.450 Pain management rules — Repeal — Adoption of new rules
§ 18.71.460 Commission — Information to legislature
§ 18.71.470 International medical graduate implementation work group — Membership — Duties — Reporting
§ 18.71.472 International medical graduates — Clinical assessment
§ 18.71.475 International medical graduates — Grant funding
§ 18.71.800 Opioid drug prescribing rules — Adoption
§ 18.71.810 Opioid drugs — Right to refuse
§ 18.71.910 Repeal — 1909 c 192
§ 18.71.920 Repeal — 1957 c 60
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Terms Used In Washington Code > Chapter 18.71 - Physicians

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