A. In order for a primary supervising physician to delegate prescriptive authority, the primary supervising physician shall ensure that the delegation agreement includes:(1) A statement describing whether the physician intends to delegate any of the following:(a) Prescribing of:(i) Controlled dangerous substances;(ii) Prescription drugs; or(iii) Medical devices; see full law

(5) An attestation that the physician assistant has:(a) Passed the physician assistant national certification exam administered by the National Commission on the Certification of Physician Assistants, Inc. within the previous 2 years; or(b) Completed 8 Category I hours of pharmacology education within the previous 2 years; and see full law

(q)    “Prescriptive authority” means the authority delegated by a primary or alternate supervising physician to a physician assistant to:        (1)    Prescribe and administer controlled dangerous substances, prescription drugs, medical devices, and the oral, written, or electronic ordering of medications; and        (2)    Dispense as provided under § 15–302.2(b), (c), and (d) of this title. see full law