Under the Virgin Islands Cannabis Use Act of 2023, a registered practitioner certifies a patient's debilitating condition for the Office of Cannabis Regulation's medical cannabis registry. The certification is entered in the OCR Registry Portal with the condition, an expiration date of one year or less, a certification of physical examination, medical-information and liability releases, and the practitioner's signature.
A USVI-licensed medical doctor, osteopath, naturopath, homeopath, chiropractor or practitioner's assistant in good standing, who completed the Professional Medical Cannabis Certification Course and registered with the OCR, completes the whole certification. The patient registers separately in the same registry.
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Medical Cannabis Practitioner Certification (OCR Registry Portal)
U.S. Virgin Islands Office of Cannabis Regulation 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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A practitioner licensed and in good standing in the Virgin Islands as a medical doctor, osteopath, naturopath, homeopath, chiropractor or practitioner's assistant. They must complete the Professional Medical Cannabis Certification Course, hold a valid, unrestricted license, and register with the Office of Cannabis Regulation before certifying patients.
One year or less. The practitioner enters an expiration date when certifying in the OCR Registry Portal, and the date may not be more than one year out. The same entry records the qualifying condition, the physical examination certification and the signed releases.