Rhode Island General Laws
Chapter 5-54 - Physician Assistants
Section 5-54-19. - Receipts.

§ 5-54-19. Receipts.
The proceeds of any fees collected pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall be deposited as general revenues.
History of Section.P.L. 1982, ch. 94, § 2; P.L. 1989, ch. 126, art. 26, § 9; P.L. 1995, ch. 370, art. 40, § 29.

Structure Rhode Island General Laws

Rhode Island General Laws

Title 5 - Businesses and Professions

Chapter 5-54 - Physician Assistants

Section 5-54-1. - Declaration of policy.

Section 5-54-2. - Definitions.

Section 5-54-3. - Exemptions.

Section 5-54-4. - Board of licensure — Creation.

Section 5-54-5. - Board of licensure.

Section 5-54-5.1. - [Repealed.]

Section 5-54-6. - Board of licensure — Organization and meetings — Compensation of members.

Section 5-54-7. - Board of licensure — Powers and duties.

Section 5-54-7.1. - [Repealed.]

Section 5-54-8. - Permitted healthcare practices by physician assistants.

Section 5-54-9. - Criteria for licensure as a physician assistant.

Section 5-54-9.1. - [Repealed.]

Section 5-54-10. - Registration based on previous practice.

Section 5-54-11. - Issuance and annual renewal of certificates of licensure.

Section 5-54-11.1. - Inactive list.

Section 5-54-12. - Grounds for refusal to renew, suspension or revocation of certificates.

Section 5-54-12.1. - [Repealed.]

Section 5-54-13. - Procedure for discipline.

Section 5-54-13.1. - Nondisciplinary alternative.

Section 5-54-14. - Grounds for discipline without a hearing.

Section 5-54-15. - Appeals from board, administrator, or director.

Section 5-54-16. - Penalty for misrepresentation.

Section 5-54-17. - Injunction of violations.

Section 5-54-18. - [Repealed.]

Section 5-54-19. - Receipts.

Section 5-54-20. - Enforcement of chapter.

Section 5-54-20.1. - Immunity from liability for gratuitous emergency assistance.

Section 5-54-21. - Severability.

Section 5-54-22. - Continuing medical education.

Section 5-54-23. - Reports relating to professional conduct and capacity — Regulations — Confidentiality — Immunity.

Section 5-54-24. - Requirements relating to professional conduct.

Section 5-54-25. - Communication of information among healthcare facilities.

Section 5-54-26. - Hospital responsibility to take action based upon adverse information received.

Section 5-54-27. - Participation in disaster and emergency care.

Section 5-54-28. - Participation in charitable and voluntary care.