Michigan § 333.17068 - Application by physician's assistant for licensure or renewal of licensure; form; requirements for relicensing; standards; temporary license.
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§ 333.17068. Application by physician's assistant for licensure or renewal of licensure; form; requirements for relicensing; standards; temporary license.
A physician's assistant shall apply for licensure or renewal of licensure on a form provided by the department.
A physician's assistant who has failed to renew a license may be relicensed upon showing that he or she meets the current requirements for licensure set forth in this part and rules promulgated under this part. In relicensing an individual under this section, the task force may establish standards for training, education, or experience equivalent to current educational and practice requirements. A temporary license under section 17072 may be issued pending the results of action taken under this subsection.
Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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