Arizona requires a second physician's certification before a patient under 18 can get a medical marijuana registry card. On this one-page form, a physician other than the one who completed the main certification checks the minor's debilitating condition, confirms a comprehensive review of records from the minor's other treating physicians, and attests that the minor is likely to benefit.
A different Arizona-licensed MD, DO, naturopathic physician (NMD/ND) or homeopathic physician (MD(H)/DO(H)) completes and signs the whole form; the first physician completes the standard Medical Marijuana Physician Certification.
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Medical Marijuana Reviewing Physician Certification
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No. The Reviewing Physician Certification must come from a different Arizona-licensed physician than the one who completed the main Physician Certification. Both forms are uploaded together with the minor's online registry application in the ADHS Individual Licensing Portal.
Conduct a comprehensive review of the minor's medical records from other treating physicians, mark the qualifying condition, disclose any relationship with a referred dispensary to the custodial parent or guardian, and attest that the minor is likely to receive therapeutic or palliative benefit from medical marijuana.