Collaborating physician · NP
Collaborating Physician for Nurse Practitioners.
In 23 reduced and restricted practice states, nurse practitioners must maintain a written collaboration or supervision agreement with a physician to prescribe. We match collaborating physicians experienced with the modalities you actually practice — aesthetics, weight loss, hormones, mental health — and in the states where you actually work.
- Matched in 24 hours
- Flat monthly fee
- All 50 states
- NPDB-verified
What's included
Everything in one flat monthly fee.
Modality-matched physician
Collaborators with experience in your clinical area, not generalists picked from a list.
State-compliant agreement
Written collaboration or supervision document tailored to your state's specific requirements.
Chart review cadence
Sample chart review at the cadence your state board expects, with written feedback.
Prescriptive authority paperwork
DEA, controlled-substance, and any state-specific filings handled with you.
How it works
From intake to signed agreement — typically inside one week.
Day 0
Intake call covering your state, modality, patient volume, and prescribing scope.
Day 1
2–3 collaborating physician candidates introduced, licensed in your state.
Day 3–5
Agreement signed; state-specific collaboration document executed and filed.
Ongoing
Scheduled chart review, prescription consultation, and renewal of state filings.
- State-compliant agreement
- Scheduled chart review
- Prescriptive authority filings
FAQ
Questions operators ask first.
Which states require a collaborating physician?
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Reduced practice states (e.g., Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey) require collaboration for at least one element of practice. Restricted practice states (Texas, Florida, California) require ongoing supervision. Full practice states (Arizona, Washington, Oregon) do not.
What's the difference between collaboration and supervision?
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Collaboration is a written agreement defining consultation and chart review. Supervision is a more structured relationship with ongoing physician oversight. Your state board sets the bar.
Can the same physician be my collaborator across multiple states?
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If they are licensed in each state, yes. Many of our collaborators carry licenses in 5–15 states, which simplifies multi-state telehealth practices.
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