Optometrists do have limited prescription privileges. Optometrists received O.D. or Doctor of Optometry degrees from accredited optometry schools rather then medical schools, so they do not have full prescription license. They are allowed to write prescriptions for medications to treat certain eye diseases as well as prescriptions for corrective eyewear, including contact lenses and spectacles
They can prescribe only externally applied medicines in most states. For example, if you have pink eye, they can prescribe antibiotic eye drops.
A psychiatrrist is allowed to dispense medicine and write prescriptions. While a psychologist does not have the authority to do so.
An optometrist is licensed to provide glasses and contacts. You will need a doctor to write the prescription for Restasis, an suppressant for the eye. An ophthalmologist can prescribe medications.
Optometrists can prescibe various medications. They are limited to eye medications. The optometrist I works for prescribes things from dry eye lubricant drops to cataract post and pre op drops.
Pharmacist
Yes.
Advanced registered nurse practitioners are not allowed to dispense narcotics in Florida. However, other medications can be prescribed as long as they are not controlled and is under the protocol of his supervising physician.
They are not allowed to have a mate and kits.
If by "give" you mean "write", then under some circumstances and in some locations they're allowed to write prescriptions which may legally be filled. But in general, physicians (MDs and DOs) have the broadest prescribing authority.
Duragesic is DEA Schedule 2 Controlled Substance, meaning that: 1. The patient is only allowed a 30 day supply 2. All prescriptions must be new (no refills allowed) 3. Prescriptions cannot be called in - they must be new originals
yes if it is allowed with your doctor
qualified nuclear medicine physicians with certification from Eu board of nuclear medicine or equivilen.
Leaders are not allowed to have a mate in the Warriors series.