Texas Prescriptive Authority Agreement Checker (Occ. Code 157.0512)
Whether a Texas prescriptive authority agreement meets the statute: the seven-FTE cap, nine required elements, and monthly meetings.
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Example
- APRNs and PAs under agreement
- 8
- Underserved or hospital facility-based practice
- No
- Signed and dated in writing
- Yes
- Parties named with addresses and licenses
- Yes
- Practice, locations, or settings stated
- Yes
- Drugs or devices that may or may not be prescribed
- Yes
- Plan for consultation and referral
- Yes
- Plan for patient emergencies
- Yes
- Process for communication and sharing information
- Yes
- Alternate physicians named, if used
- Yes
The other 3 values
- Quality assurance plan
- Yes
- Last documented quality assurance meeting
- 2026-09-01
- Check as of
- 2026-09-18
Result: 8 FTE is over the cap of seven outside an underserved or hospital facility-based practice.
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What you enter
- APRNs and PAs under agreement (FTE)
- Underserved or hospital facility-based practice
- Signed and dated in writing
- Parties named with addresses and licenses
- Practice, locations, or settings stated
- Drugs or devices that may or may not be prescribed
- Plan for consultation and referral
- Plan for patient emergencies
- Process for communication and sharing information
- Alternate physicians named, if used
The other 3 fields
- Quality assurance plan (chart review, meetings)
- Last documented quality assurance meeting (YYYY-MM-DD)
- Check as of (YYYY-MM-DD)
How this is calculated
Tex. Occupations Code 157.0512 (as amended by Acts 2019, 86th Leg., H.B. 278). Read the source ↗
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