Tennessee § 14-4-105 [Expired] Immunity of physician providing statement that person should be exempted from mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy

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§ 14-4-105 — [Expired] Immunity of physician providing statement that person should be exempted from mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy

Tennessee § 14-4-105

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Bluebook

Tenn. Code Ann. § 14-4-105 (2026).

Text

A physician licensed under title 63, chapter 6 or 9, who provides a person with a signed statement that the person should be exempted from a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy, specifies the recognized clinical reason for the exemption, and does so in the context of a physician-patient relationship as determined and governed by the rules of the relevant health-related board is:

(1)Acting within the physician's authorized scope of practice;

(2)Immune from civil liability for such action; and (3) Immune from disciplinary action by a health-related board for such action.

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A physician licensed under title 63, chapter 6 or 9, who provides a person with a signed statement that the person should be exempted from a mandatory COVID-19 vaccination policy, specifies the recognized clinical reason for the exemption, and does so in the context of a physician-patient relationship as determined and governed by the rules of the relevant health-related board is: (1) Acting within the physician's authorized scope of practice; (2) Immune from civil liability for such action; and (3) Immune from disciplinary action by a health-related board for such action.