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Q - Requires the driver to wear corrective lenses. V - Indicates that the driver has been issued a medical variance. X — Prohibits tank vehicles from carrying cargo will appear on commercial learner permit only. Y - Requires the driver to wear a hearing aid.

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Many of those suspensions and waivers have already expired. Act 21 of was signed into law on June 11, It provided for an extension of active suspensions through September 30, , unless terminated sooner than September 30 by the agency that issued the suspension. The Department identified a number of suspensions that were either no longer necessary or had already served their purpose in response to the disaster declaration, but at that time had not yet been formally rescinded or expired.

Thereafter, all remaining suspensions and waivers of the Department were set to expire on September 30, , pursuant to Act Those suspensions and waivers have been extended to March 31, , as a result of the passage of Act 73 of Agencies were again provided with the authority to terminate their own waivers and suspensions prior to March All waivers and suspensions that have expired to date are also provided. Active Waivers and Suspensions Expiring March 31, Expired Waivers and Suspensions.

For all inquiries, please use the email addresses found on: Board Contact Information. Out-of-State Health Care Practitioners: This waiver allows for the issuance of expedited temporary licenses to practitioners in other states to provide services to Pennsylvanians.

Expiring: March 31, Medical Doctors and the number of institutions with which they can be affiliated: This waiver suspends the institutional-license requirements that limit qualified medical doctors to practice at no more than two affiliated facilities.

Certified Nurse Midwives: This waiver suspends requirements related to the initial submission of collaborative agreements and changes to existing agreements and suspends requirements for Certified Nurse-Midwives with Prescriptive Authority. Physician Assistants: This waiver allows physician assistants under the State Board of Osteopathic Medicine and the State Board of Medicine to assist with COVID emergency response efforts more easily and effectively by suspending requirements pertaining to written agreements and several other items.

State Board of Nursing Licensees: This waiver allows CRNPs to collaborate with other physicians without signed collaborative agreements and with physicians from other states. It also waives the requirement 3 for CRNAs to administer anesthesia in cooperation with a surgeon.

Please note: the following portions of this waiver already expired, effective September 15, 1 the requirement for the English language proficiency testing requirements for RNs and LPNs, 2 the required 1, hours of education for PN licensure, 4 the need for board approval for CRNA graduates to practice, and 5 the requirement to demonstrate educational equivalency for CNSs. Please note: the following portion of this waiver already expired, effective September 15, , and therefore the requirement is no longer suspended: the educational equivalency requirement for applicants for certification as a CRNP by endorsement who are active licensees of other states and Board-recognized national certification.

Pharmacy Practitioners and Pharmacies in Other States: This waiver grants a suspension of certain licensure requirements to allow expedited temporary licensure to pharmacy practitioners and pharmacies in other states to provide goods and services to Pennsylvanians. Pharmacy Related Waivers : The sections of this waiver that will expire on September 30, include the suspension of the restrictive definition of "satellite pharmacy" which allowed ancillary sites during the COVID emergency to be considered "satellite pharmacies", the suspension of the statutory emergency prescription section to allow pharmacists to issue a day supply for an emergency script as opposed to a hour supply only for nonscheduled legend drugs and schedule V controlled substances, and allowing pharmacists to dispense a day supply of a medication nonscheduled legend drugs at one time by using the refills on the medication.

Cosmetology Apprentices: This waiver suspends the 25 hours-per-week minimum requirement for individuals attempting to complete the necessary training hours for their cosmetology apprentice program. Physicians providing Prescriptions : This waiver suspends a State Board of Medicine regulation requiring physicians to provide paper prescriptions within 72 hours of issuing an emergency prescription by telephone.

Pharmacists administering Influenza Vaccinations : This waiver allows pharmacists who are already authorized to administer the flu vaccine to administer any licensed, age-appropriate influenza vaccine to individuals 3 years of age or older. Pharmacy Interns administering Vaccinations: This waiver allows pharmacy interns to administer any age-appropriate influenza vaccination to children 3 years of age and older and administer COVID vaccinations to persons who are at least 18 years of age, but only under the direct supervision of a licensed pharmacist who holds an active authorization to administer injectable medications.

Eligible Supervisors for COVID Vaccinations: This waiver broadens the definition of eligible supervisors to include other licensed and trained healthcare professionals whose current scope of practice allows them to immunize, thereby making it possible for pharmacy interns to administer COVID vaccinations under the direct, immediate and personal supervision of a pharmacist OR certain other health care practitioners such as physicians and surgeons, physician assistants, nurse-midwives, registered nurses and certified registered nurse practitioners.

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