In order for a patient care team physician to delegate prescriptive authority, the [primary supervising] patient care team physician shall ensure that the collaboration agreement includes: A statement describing whether the physician intends to delegate any of the following: Prescribing of: Controlled dangerous substances; Prescription drugs; or Medical devices; Giving verbal, written, or electronic orders for medications; Dispensing starter dosages or drug samples; An attestation that all prescribing activities of the physician assistant will comply with applicable federal and State regulations; An attestation that all medical charts and records will contain a notation of any prescriptions written by a physician assistant; An attestation that all prescriptions dispensed include the physician assistant's name and the patient care team physician’s name, business address, and business telephone number legibly written or printed; An attestation that the physician assistant has: Passed the physician assistant national certification exam administered by the National Commission on the Certification of Physician Assistants, Inc. within the previous 2 years; or Completed 8 Category I hours of pharmacology education within the previous 2 years; and An attestation that the physician assistant has at least one of the following: A bachelor's degree or its equivalent; or 2 years of work experience as a physician assistant. Dispensing of Drug Samples and Starter Dosages of Drugs by Physician Assistant. A drug sample or starter dosage shall meet the following criteria before a physician assistant may dispense the drug sample or starter dosage: Package is labeled as required by Health Occupations Article, §12-505, Annotated Code of Maryland; and No charge is made for the drug sample or starter dosage. A physician assistant shall enter an appropriate note in the patient’s medical record. A physician assistant may not delegate dispensing of drug samples or starter dosages.