Montana § 37-3-104 Medical Assistants -- Guidelines

Montana Statutes

§ 37-3-104 — Medical Assistants -- Guidelines

Montana § 37-3-104

Title 37PROFESSIONS AND OCCUPATIONS

Ch. 3MEDICINE

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Mont. Code Ann. § 37-3-104 (2026).

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37-3-104 . Medical assistants -- guidelines.

(1)The board shall adopt guidelines by administrative rule for:

(a)the performance of administrative and clinical tasks by a medical assistant that are allowed to be delegated by a physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist, including the administration of medications; and

(b)the level of physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist supervision required for a medical assistant when performing specified administrative and clinical tasks delegated by a physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist. However, the board shall adopt a rule requiring onsite supervision of a medical assistant by a physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist for invasive procedures, administration of medication, or allergy testing.

(2)The physician, physician a

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37-3-104 . Medical assistants -- guidelines. (1) The board shall adopt guidelines by administrative rule for:
(a) the performance of administrative and clinical tasks by a medical assistant that are allowed to be delegated by a physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist, including the administration of medications; and
(b) the level of physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist supervision required for a medical assistant when performing specified administrative and clinical tasks delegated by a physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist. However, the board shall adopt a rule requiring onsite supervision of a medical assistant by a physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist for invasive procedures, administration of medication, or allergy testing.
(2) The physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist who is supervising the medical assistant is responsible for:
(a) ensuring that the medical assistant is competent to perform clinical tasks and meets the requirements of the guidelines;
(b) ensuring that the performance of the clinical tasks by the medical assistant is in accordance with the board's guidelines and good medical practice; and
(c) ensuring minimum educational requirements for the medical assistant.
(3) The board may hold the supervising physician, physician assistant, or podiatrist responsible in accordance with 37-1-316 or 37-3-323 for any acts of or omissions by the medical assistant acting in the ordinary course and scope of the assigned duties.