Telemedicine Requirements for Licensing and Scope of Practice
Overcoming Multistate Regulatory Hurdles for Healthcare Providers and Facilities
A live 90-minute CLE video webinar with interactive Q&A
This CLE course will guide counsel for healthcare facilities and practitioners on the requirements and exceptions for telemedicine licensing and scope of practice. The panel will offer best practices for overcoming licensing challenges and explain how providers can comply with the law and get paid.
Outline
- Licensing requirements and challenges
- Physicians
- Creating the doctor-patient relationship
- Licensing exceptions
- The IMLC
- Remote prescribing
- Non-physician practitioners
- The compacts
- Physicians
- Scope of practice
- Collaborating and supervising agreements between physicians and mid-levels
Benefits
The panel will review these and other priority issues:
- What are the challenges in meeting licensing requirements in multiple states?
- Other than traditional, formal licensure, what alternative paths permit a provider to become authorized to offer services within the patient's state?
- How can providers comply with scope of practice law, and how should mid-levels structure their agreements with collaborating or supervising physicians?
Faculty
Joseph P. McMenamin
Partner
Christian & Barton
Dr. McMenamin, an experienced health law attorney and former emergency physician, focuses his practice on digital... | Read More
Dr. McMenamin, an experienced health law attorney and former emergency physician, focuses his practice on digital health law and distance care. In this capacity he advises telehealth providers on licensure, the provider-patient relationship, corporate practice issues, scope of practice, online prescribing, credentialing and privileging, privacy, risk management, and reimbursement issues as they pertain to telemedicine. He also advises clients respecting the application of artificial intelligence to health care and research, and general health law and business matters. Dr. McMenamin is general counsel for the Virginia Telehealth Network, and a member of the Center for Telemedicine and eHealth Law (CTeL) Legal Resource Team. He frequently presents on virtual care and other cutting-edge health topics before both attorney and provider association conferences.
Closeto be announced.
Early Discount (through 11/15/24)
Cannot Attend December 10?
Early Discount (through 11/15/24)
You may pre-order a recording to listen at your convenience. Recordings are available 48 hours after the webinar. Strafford will process CLE credit for one person on each recording. All formats include course handouts.