im under the impression that in california if a pa writes a prescription that on the rx label you can use either the pa name or his supervising presctibers name. is this correct? i swear i read it inweismans law book. but i cant find it again.
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It doesn't seem right. but it's California... so maybe? Why would you want to use the supervising prescriber and not just use the PA?
