Missouri patients apply for a medical marijuana patient license with an electronic certification from a physician or nurse practitioner. From an approved account in the Division of Cannabis Regulation's secure registry, the certifier attests that the patient has a qualifying condition, and the patient then files a new or renewal application from their own account. Patients needing more than six ounces per month need an additional certification.
A Missouri-licensed MD or DO in good standing, or a nurse practitioner recognized by the State Board of Nursing as an APRN with a Missouri or compact RN license and national certification, completes the whole certification.
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Physician / Nurse Practitioner Certification (electronic, Medical Marijuana Registry)
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, Division 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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The certification must be submitted with the patient's new or renewal application within 30 days of the certifier's signature date on the electronic form. The patient files the application from their own registry account after the certifier submits the certification.
Yes. Since Amendment 3 (2022), nurse practitioners can certify if they hold a current Missouri or compact RN license, maintain national certification in a population focus and are recognized by the Missouri State Board of Nursing as APRNs. Like physicians, they need an approved registry account.
Yes, with an additional certification for the higher amount. DHSS requires patients who need more than six ounces per month to obtain one additional certification, submitted through the same electronic registry by a physician or nurse practitioner.