Sentences with phrase «done under the direct supervision»

This should be done under the direct supervision of a veterinarian because dogs with microfilaria (baby worms in the blood that the mosquito picks up when feeding) could possibly have a reaction to the preventive.

This is done under the direct supervision of your PADI professional, and only allows you to dive at a depth of 40ft.

This clinical support is done under the direct supervision of a doctor or other medical professional.

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We also know every day counts when scaling up a startup, and we expect our companies to be out there getting things done, not spending months under direct supervision.

Do not use it if you're taking blood thinners (anticoagulant medication) unless you are under the direct supervision of your doctor.

But they should only do so under the direct supervision of an adult.

Your new dog should be either outside with you (so you can praise immediately if he does go,) inside under your direct supervision, or confined to a crate while you can not supervise.

This does not exclude normal waste elimination while under physical restraint and direct supervision and on the owner / custodian's property; or

an employee of a veterinarian who does not hold licensure as a veterinary technician and whom the veterinarian deems competent to administer medication or render auxiliary or supporting assistance only under direct veterinary or licensed veterinary technician supervision or immediate veterinary or licensed veterinary technician supervision.

This means that even if the dental cleaning is done by a veterinary technician or veterinary assistant, they're working at least under the direct supervision of a licensed veterinarian who may monitor and intervene as necessary.

After you complete your introductory course, you are able to do repeat Discover Scuba Dives to a max depth of 40ft, under the direct supervision of your dive instructor and would be able to join the boat dives for the shallow dive, subject to availability.

How do you work under continuous direct supervision?

Thus, if state law permits providers to delegate to knowledgeable and competent unlicensed allied health professionals — such as medical assistants working under their direct / on - site supervision in outpatient settings — the administration of intramuscular (IM), intradermal (ID), and subcutaneous (subq) injections, the CAMH does not interfere with the provider's right to delegate, and the medical assistant's right to perform, an IM, ID, or subq injection.

Medical assistants do not work under general physician supervision, as do physician assistants and nurse practitioners, and are not educated and trained to work without direct physician supervision.

An «appropriately educated and credentialed medical assistant» working under provider supervision and authority meets the CPT definition of clinical staff for two reasons: (1) the laws of all states permit physicians and NPPs to delegate to competent and safe medical assistants some tasks that must be performed under direct provider supervision and some tasks that may be performed under general provider supervision; and (2) medical assistants do not individually report professional services because medical assisting services may only be billed incident to the services of a provider.

The AAMA takes the position that — because under most state laws physicians are permitted to delegate patient counseling to competent medical assistants working under their direct supervision — CPT codes 90460 — 90461 can be used when a medical assistant provides counseling that presents information reviewed and approved by the overseeing / delegating / supervising physician (s), and does not require the medical assistant to exercise any independent professional judgment or to make any clinical assessments or evaluations.

A Pharmacy Technician is an individual who is registered with TSBP as a pharmacy technician and whose responsibility in a pharmacy is to provide technical services that do not require professional judgment regarding preparing and distributing drugs and who works under the direct supervision of and is responsible to a pharmacist.

Even in states where medical assistants are permitted to administer medication, they must do so under the direct supervision of a licensed physician.