Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 630A - Homeopathic Medicine
Nevada Administrative Code (NAC) Chapter 630A governs the practice of homeopathic medicine in Nevada, detailing the roles and responsibilities of homeopathic physicians, advanced practitioners, and homeopathic assistants. It also outlines the regulatory framework established by the Nevada Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners.(leg.state.nv.us, leg.state.nv.us)
🔹 Key Sections of NAC Chapter 630A
1. General Provisions
Definitions: Clarifies terms such as "homeopathic physician," "advanced practitioner of homeopathy," "homeopathic assistant," and "homeopathic medicine."
Use of Electronic Means: Addresses the practice of homeopathic medicine using electronic means, including the internet and intrastate electronic communication.
Herbal and Nutritional Practices: Regulates the formulation of herbal substances and the nutritional evaluation and treatment of patients.(leg.state.nv.us)
2. Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners
Composition: The Board consists of six members appointed by the Governor, including licensed homeopathic physicians, advanced practitioners, and public members.
Duties: Oversees licensing, certification, and regulation of homeopathic practitioners in Nevada.
3. Licensing and Certification
Application Process: Outlines the procedures for applying for licenses and certificates, including examinations and qualifications.
Postgraduate Training: Details requirements for postgraduate training in homeopathy, including approval of courses and programs.
Continuing Education: Specifies general requirements for continuing education, exemptions, and consequences for non-compliance.
Temporary and Special Licenses: Provides conditions under which temporary or special licenses may be issued.
4. Standards of Practice
Duties and Prohibited Practices: Enumerates the duties of homeopathic practitioners and outlines prohibited practices, including the use of certain substances and devices.
Intravenous Therapies: Regulates the use of certain intravenous therapies within the scope of homeopathic practice.
Advertising: Sets forth guidelines for advertising by homeopathic practitioners, prohibiting deceptive or misleading advertisements.(leg.state.nv.us)
5. Practice Using Electronic Means
Restrictions and Duties: Defines the scope of practice for homeopathic physicians and advanced practitioners using electronic means, including requirements for written protocols and informed consent.(leg.state.nv.us)
6. Practice Before the Board
Procedures: Establishes procedures for filing pleadings, motions, and other documents with the Board.
Hearings and Decisions: Outlines the process for hearings, including service of documents, motions, and the entry of appearance.(leg.state.nv.us)
7. Homeopathic Assistants and Advanced Practitioners
Certification: Details the application process, qualifications, and examinations required for certification as a homeopathic assistant or advanced practitioner.
Supervision and Protocols: Specifies the requirements for supervising homeopathic physicians and the development of written protocols.
Disciplinary Actions: Describes grounds for initiating disciplinary actions, including procedures for hearings and mental or physical examinations
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