💧 IV Hydration & Wellness Clinic · Florida
Florida: medical director for a iv hydration & wellness clinic
Whether Florida requires a physician medical director for a iv hydration & wellness clinic, the qualifications, duties and the rule it comes from.
Qualifications
Same as aestheticMedicalSpa — physician licensed under Ch. 458, 459, 460, or 461.
Duties the rule assigns
- Same enumerated §400.9935(1)(a)-(i) duties as aestheticMedicalSpa
Notes
Same Health Care Clinic Act framework/§400.9905(4)(g) ownership exemption as aestheticMedicalSpa. Not independently confirmed against an IV-hydration-specific enforcement action or AHCA guidance — this entry applies the general clinic-licensure test rather than a bespoke IV-hydration rule, since none was found.
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Delegated services in this practice type
Business ownership and clinical authority are separate questions in this practice type. What the state says about the staff who deliver the services.
Registered Nurses
FULL for general nursing scope (§464.003(19)) — the LPN definition explicitly requires practice 'under the direction of' a supervisor, language conspicuously absent from the RN definition. Physician-delegated medical-aesthetic procedures (Botox, fillers) are a narrower, genuinely unsettled carve-out — the one confirmed-real precedent (a 2017 Board of Nursing declaratory statement) reportedly denied RN injection authority; see agreementRequiredNote below.
For medical-aesthetics businesses, the common structure (secondary-sourced) pairs RN/non-clinical ownership of the business side with an independent-contractor physician medical director for the delegated-procedure side.
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