Pursuant to Health Occupations Article, §8-6D-01, Annotated Code of Maryland, a licensed certified midwife may: Prescribe substances commonly used in the practice of midwifery; and Prescribe controlled dangerous substances on Schedules II-V under Criminal Law Article, §§5-403—5-406, Annotated Code of Maryland, commonly used in the practice of midwifery; and Dispense substances prescribed in accordance with §A(1)—(2)of this regulation in the course of treating a client at a: Nonprofit medical facility or clinic; Health center operating on the campus of an institution of higher education; Public health facility; Medical facility under contract with a State or local health department; or Facility funded with public funds. A licensed certified midwife who personally prepares and dispenses a drug in the course of treating a client as authorized under §A(3) of this regulation shall: Comply with the labeling requirements of Health Occupations Article, §12-505, Annotated Code of Maryland; Record the dispensing of the prescription drug on the client's chart; Allow the Office of Controlled Substances Administration to enter and inspect the licensed certified midwife's office at all reasonable hours in accordance with Health Occupations Article, §8-508, Annotated Code of Maryland ; and Except for starter dosages or samples dispensed without charge: Provide the client with a written prescription; Maintain prescription files; and Maintain a separate file for Schedule II prescriptions for a period of at least 7 years. A licensed certified midwife may personally prepare and dispense a starter dosage of any drug the licensed certified midwife is authorized to prescribe to a client if: The starter dosage complies with the labeling requirements of Health Occupations Article, §12-505, Annotated Code of Maryland; No charge is made for the starter dosage; and The licensed certified midwife enters an appropriate record in the client’s medical record.