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11 entriesSection 3520Requires the physician assistant board, within 10 days after each calendar month begins, to report to the Controller the amount and source…Section 3521.1Sets physician-assistant fees at $60 for applications, increasable to $80; $250 for initial licenses, increasable to $500; $300 for biennial renewals, increasable…Section 3521.3Allows the board to create retired status for physician-assistant licenses when the licensee is not practicing or performing licensed activities and bars…Section 3523Sets physician-assistant licenses to expire at midnight on the last day of the licensee’s birth month in the second year of a…Section 3524Allows an expired physician-assistant license or approval to be renewed within five years by application and payment of accrued renewal fees; after…Section 3524.5Allows the physician assistant board to require continuing education for renewal, capped at 50 hours every two years, and requires implicit-bias curriculum…Section 3524.6Requires a physician assistant who provides primary care to a patient population in which more than 25 percent of patients are at…Section 3524.65Allows, beginning July 1, 2027, a physician assistant serving adult women under 65 to receive two continuing-education hours for each hour completed…Section 3524.7Requires the physician assistant board, when determining its continuing education requirements, to consider including a course addressing infection-associated chronic conditions. The listed…Section 3525Requires suspended physician-assistant licenses to be renewed despite suspension, while providing that renewal does not authorize practice contrary to the suspension order.…Section 3526Bars renewal, reissuance, reinstatement, or restoration of a physician-assistant license or approval more than five years after expiration. Allows the former holder…