Section R9-6-207. Federal or Tribal Entity Reporting

A.      To the extent permitted by law, a federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements in this Article as fol- lows:

1.        If the federal or tribal entity is participating in the diagno- sis or treatment of an individual, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements for a health care provider;

2.        If the federal or tribal entity is operating a facility that provides health care services, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements for an administrator of a health care institution;

3.        If the federal or tribal entity is operating a correctional facility, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements for an administrator of a correc- tional facility;

4.        If the federal or tribal entity is operating a clinical labora- tory, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements for a clinical laboratory director;

5.        If the federal or tribal entity is operating a facility that provides pharmacy services, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements for an administrator of a pharmacy;

6.        If the federal or tribal entity is operating a facility that provides child care services, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements for an administrator of a child care establishment; and

7.        If the federal or tribal entity is operating a facility that offers instruction to students in a grade level from kinder- garten through grade 12, a college or university, a “pri- vate vocational program” as defined in A.R.S. § 32-3001, or  an  institution   that  grants  a   “degree”  as  defined  in

A.R.S. § 32-3001, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements for an administrator of a school.

B.       For the purposes of this Section, “federal or tribal entity” means a person operating within this state, whether on federal or tribal land or otherwise, under the authority of an agency or other administrative subdivision of the federal government or a tribal nation and who is:

1.        Licensed as a doctor of allopathic, naturopathic, osteo- pathic, or homeopathic medicine under the laws of this or another state;

2.        Licensed as a physician assistant under the laws of this or another state;

3.        Licensed as a registered nurse practitioner under the laws of this or another state;

4.        Licensed as a dentist under the laws of this or another state;

5.        Operating a facility that provides health care services;

6.        Operating a correctional facility;

7.        Operating a clinical laboratory;

8.        Operating a facility that provides pharmacy services;

9.        Operating a facility that provides child care services; or

10.     Operating a facility that offers instruction to students in a grade level from kindergarten through grade 12, a college or university, a “private vocational program” as defined in A.R.S. § 32-3001, or an institution that grants a “degree” as defined in A.R.S. § 32-3001.

Historical Note

New Section made by final rulemaking at 10 A.A.R.

3559, effective October 2, 2004 (Supp. 04-3).