Ohio Administrative Code Search
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Rule 5101:2-12-08 | Employee and child care staff member requirements for a licensed child care center.
...ertified nurse practitioner or licensed pharmacist. The employee may be exempt from the immunization requirement for religious reasons with written documentation signed by the individual and for medical reasons with written documentation signed by a licensed physician. (3) For the purpose of tuberculosis (TB) screening, notify the child care center if the person has both resided in a country iden... |
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Rule 5101:2-13-07 | Provider responsibilities, requirements and qualifications for a licensed family child care provider.
...fied nurse practitioner or licensed pharmacist. The provider may be exempt from the immunization requirement for religious reasons with written documentation signed by the individual and for medical reasons with written documentation signed by a licensed physician. (d) Reside in the home where the care is being provided. (e) Provide a safe, healthy environment when child care services are b... |
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Rule 5101:2-13-08 | Employees and child care staff members responsibilities and qualifications for a licensed family child care provider.
...ertified nurse practitioner or licensed pharmacist. The employee may be exempt from the immunization requirement for religious reasons with written documentation signed by the individual and for medical reasons with written documentation signed by a licensed physician. (B) What are the requirements for a child care staff member of a family child care provider? Child care staff members, including sub... |
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Rule 5101:2-13-08 | Employees and child care staff members responsibilities and qualifications for a licensed family child care provider.
...ertified nurse practitioner or licensed pharmacist. The employee may be exempt from the immunization requirement for religious reasons with written documentation signed by the individual and for medical reasons with written documentation signed by a licensed physician. (B) What are the requirements for a child care staff member of a family child care provider? Child care staff members, including sub... |
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Rule 5101:2-14-02 | Application and approval for certification as an in-home aide.
...ertified nurse practitioner or licensed pharmacist. The IHA may be exempt from the immunization requirement for religious reasons with written documentation signed by the IHA, and for medical reasons with written documentation signed by a licensed physician. (C) What is a valid IHA certificate? (1) A certificate identifies a provider as the IHA for one location. (2) A certificate has both the I... |
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Rule 5101:2-14-03 | Qualifications for certification as an in-home aide.
...ertified nurse practitioner or licensed pharmacist. The IHA may be exempt from the immunization requirement for religious reasons with written documentation signed by the IHA, and for medical reasons with written documentation signed by a licensed physician. (B) What are the on-going professional development requirements for IHA? . (1) Maintain documentation of completion of a minimum of six cl... |
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Rule 5122-14-11 | Patient rights, participation and education.
...sician, registered nurse, or registered pharmacist. |
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Rule 5122-14-11 | Patient rights, participation and education.
...m a physician, registered nurse, or pharmacist. |
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Rule 5122-14-12 | Program, specialty services and discharge planning requirements.
...the direction of a qualified registered pharmacist with a current license. (b) Operate in accordance with Chapters 3715., 3719., and 4729. of the Revised Code regarding operation of pharmacies, storage, and dispensing of drugs; (9) Physical rehabilitation services shall be under the direction of qualified staff; (10) Psychological services shall be under the direction of a licensed psychologist; (11) Psycho-socia... |
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Rule 5122-14-12 | Program, specialty services and discharge planning requirements.
...dates: (a) Be under the direction of a pharmacist with a current license. (b) Operate in accordance with Chapters 3715., 3719., and 4729. of the Revised Code regarding operation of pharmacies, storage, and dispensing of drugs; (8) Physical rehabilitation services are to be under the direction of qualified staff; (9) Psychological services are to be under the direction of a licensed psychologis... |
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Rule 5122-26-15 | Medication handling and theft.
...ll: (1) Allow only a physician or pharmacist to dispense medications, although the following individuals may personally furnish samples of some medications if issued a certificate to prescribe: (a) Certified nurse practitioner and clinical nurse specialist in accordance with division (D) of section 4723.481 of the Revised Code; and (b) Physician's assistant in accordance with division (A) of ... |
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Rule 5122-29-03 | General services.
...he state of Ohio board of nursing, or a pharmacist licensed by the state of Ohio board of pharmacy; and are intended to address the behavioral and other physical health needs of clients receiving treatment for psychiatric symptoms or substance use disorders. (2) Medical activities include, but are not limited to: (a) Performing health care screenings, assessments, and exams; (b) Checking vital ... |
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Rule 5122-30-28 | Medication.
...tion unless done by a nurse, doctor, or pharmacist who is not the resident's family member.. (3) The residential facility shall develop and follow written procedures for the disposal of any prescribed medications that are no longer being used by the person for whom they were prescribed. This shall include that disposal of prescribed medications is verified and recorded by two staff members of an independent external... |
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Rule 5122-40-05 | Personnel.
...ed nurses as physician extenders. A pharmacist may be a physician extender if authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code and specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement. (1) All physicians and physician extenders employed by the opioid treatment program shall be actively licensed in Ohio and shall have: (a) A... |
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Rule 5122-40-05 | Personnel.
...ed nurses as physician extenders. A pharmacist may be a physician extender if authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code and specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement. (1) All physicians and physician extenders employed by the opioid treatment program will be actively licensed in Ohio and will have: (a) A m... |
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Rule 5122-40-05 | Personnel.
...ion 4723.01 of the Revised Code; (d) A pharmacist who is authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code but only if specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement; (e) A certified nurse practitioner; or (f) A physician. (4) Each opioid treatment program will have adequate medical staff, and they will ensure proper im... |
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Rule 5122-40-06 | Medication assisted treatment administration.
...ard: (1) Licensed physician; (2) Pharmacist who is authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code but only if specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement; (3) Registered nurse; (4) Licensed practical nurse who has proof of completion of a course in medication administration approved by the Ohio board of nursin... |
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Rule 5122-40-06 | Medication administration.
... (1) Licensed physician; (2) Pharmacist who is authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code but only if specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement; (3) Registered nurse; (4) Licensed practical nurse who has proof of completion of a course in medication administration approved by the Ohio board of nursin... |
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Rule 5122-40-06 | Medication administration.
...ividuals: (1) A physician; (2) A pharmacist who is authorized to manage drug therapy pursuant section 4729.39 of the Revised Code but only if specifically authorized by a consult agreement and to the extent specified in the agreement; (3) A registered nurse; (4) A licensed practical nurse; or (5) A physician assistant. A provider of medication administration is to be supervised in their... |
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Rule 5122-40-10 | Diversion.
... shall only be made by a physician, pharmacist, registered nurse or licensed practical nurse who has proof of completion of a course in medication administration approved by the Ohio board of nursing and does so under the direction of a licensed physician; (a) The person accepting delivery of medications used for medication assisted treatment must be an employee of the opioid treatment progra... |
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Rule 5122-40-10 | Diversion.
... is only to be made by a physician, pharmacist, registered nurse, or licensed practical nurse who has proof of completion of a course in medication administration approved by the Ohio board of nursing and does so under the direction of a physician; (a) The person accepting delivery of medications used in medication-assisted treatment is to be an employee of the opioid treatment program. (b)... |
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Rule 5123-6-06 | Qualifications, training, and certification of developmental disabilities personnel who perform health-related activities and administer prescribed medication.
...d medication information (such as pharmacist, physician, nurse, or poison control center). (xxviii) The requirements for documentation of prescribed medication administered, missed, held, or refused to, by, or for each individual. (xxix) The definition of a medication/treatment error and requirements for documentation and notification of unusual incidents and major unusual incide... |
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Rule 5123-6-06 | Qualifications, training, and certification of developmental disabilities personnel who perform health-related activities and administer prescribed medication.
...d medication information (such as pharmacist, physician, nurse, or poison control center). (xxxvi) The requirements for documentation of prescribed medication administered, missed, held, or declined to, by, or for each individual. (xxxvii) The definition of a medication/treatment error and requirements for documentation and notification of unusual incidents and major unusual incidents ... |
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Rule 5160-8-52 | Services provided by a pharmacist.
...(A) Definition. "Pharmacist" has the same meaning as in Chapter 4729:1-1 of the Administrative Code. (B) Providers. An individual pharmacist may enroll in medicaid as a pharmacist provider. (C) Coverage. (1) Payment may be made only for a pharmacist service for which the following criteria are met: (a) The service is within a pharmacist's scope of practice; (b) The service is medically... |
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Rule 5160-8-53 | Diabetes prevention and self-management training.
...ietitian nutritionist; or (vi) A pharmacist. (b) Billing ("pay-to") providers. The following providers may receive medicaid payment for submitting a claim for a DSMT service on behalf of a rendering provider: (i) A physician; (ii) A physician assistant; (iii) An advanced practice registered nurse; (iv) A licensed or registered dietitian; (v) A pharmacist; (vi) A pro... |