New Jersey's Medicinal Cannabis Program has no paper certification: a registered practitioner authorizes the patient in the Cannabis Regulatory Commission's provider portal, recording the qualifying condition and the monthly allotment. The patient then completes registration. The same portal lets the practitioner edit allotments, transfer in patients and manage staff access.
A New Jersey-licensed MD, DO, PA or NP with an active CDS registration and a physical practice in the state, registered with the CRC, completes the electronic authorization. The patient completes the registration that follows.
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Attending Healthcare Provider Authorization (Medicinal Cannabis Program)
New Jersey Cannabis Regulatory Commission, Medicinal Cannabis Program takes this form through its online services or your EMR, so there is no PDF to fill. Vero Scribe writes the visit note it draws on, so the details are ready when you complete it.
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Yes. The CRC says practitioners may use telemedicine to evaluate the patient, make a diagnosis and manage treatment of the qualifying condition. The bona fide relationship rules still apply, and the practitioner must hold New Jersey credentials and keep a physical office in the state.
Log in to the CRC provider portal and edit the patient's authorized allotment at any time. The maximum a patient may be dispensed is 3 ounces (84 grams) in a 30-day period, except for terminally ill patients, who have no limit. To take over a patient from another practice, register the patient with your practice using their registry ID.
Explain the risks and benefits to the minor and the parent or legal custodian and document that discussion in the medical record. If you are not trained in pediatric care, obtain written confirmation from a pediatric-trained practitioner when you execute the authorization; there is no state form for that letter, and its author need not be registered.