Patients under 18 in New Hampshire's Therapeutic Cannabis Program must be certified by two providers, one of them a pediatric care provider under RSA 126-X:4, V(a). Providers specializing in pediatrics, family medicine or a pediatric subspecialty qualify without paperwork. Others, including some physician associates, use this one-page attestation to show they meet the definition.
The certifying provider for the minor completes the attestation with their license number, checks the basis on which they qualify, and signs it. The parent or guardian files it with the minor's application.
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Pediatric Care Provider Attestation
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When serving as the required pediatric care provider for a patient under 18 without a specialty in pediatrics, family medicine or a pediatric subspecialty. That includes physician associates who qualify through their collaboration agreement or a pediatric healthcare team, and providers with extensive training and experience treating children through young adulthood.
Two. A patient under 18 needs certifications from two providers, and one of them must be a pediatric care provider. The parent or guardian applies with the Minor Patient Application, and the attestation travels with that application or goes to the Program directly by mail or fax.