Senate Bill 521 Printer's Number 493
PENNSYLVANIA, March 15 - health care practitioner provides shall define a majority.
"Scope of practice." The activities or professional services
that a health care practitioner may provide to a patient based
on the license that the health care practitioner holds.
Section 4. Applicability.
This act shall apply as follows:
(1) A noncompete covenant shall be deemed contrary to
public policy, void and unenforceable by the employer if the
health care practitioner is dismissed.
(2) This act shall apply to a noncompete covenant
entered into or amended on or after the effective date of
this section or upon the renewal of a health care
practitioner's license, registration or certification within
this Commonwealth, whichever is sooner.
(3) A noncompete covenant shall only apply to the
primary health care facility or office and shall not include
other locations or satellite offices within the health care
system, hospital, or private practice.
Section 5. Notification.
(a) Patient notification.--A patient shall be notified as
follows:
(1) Of the health care practitioner's departure.
(2) Where the health care practitioner will be rendering
services under the health care practitioner's scope of
practice or if there are changes to the health care
practitioner's scope of practice.
(3) Of the process by which the patient may:
(i) choose to follow the health care practitioner;
or
(ii) remain with the health care system, hospital or
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