All Roll Calls
Yes: 146 • No: 1
Sponsored By: Kellie Deeter (Republican)
Signed by Governor
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Ohio replaces the prior physician-or-podiatrist direction and immediate-presence rule with collaboration under nursing law. Nurse anesthetists can provide anesthesia, epidural and spinal procedures, related assessments and tests, and order or give related treatments, drugs, and fluids. They can also direct legally authorized nurses and respiratory therapists. An actively practicing Ohio doctor, podiatrist, or dentist must request these activities verbally or in writing under facility policy. Care must follow the nurse’s training, certification, nursing board rules, and facility policies and privileges; dental collaboration stays within the dentist’s permit. The collaborator must be at the facility during the start, maintenance, and end of general anesthesia. The State Medical Board cannot bar collaboration with podiatrists practicing outside hospitals or podiatry colleges.
Before anesthesia or an epidural or spinal anesthetic procedure, facilities must notify patients or their representatives orally and in writing. The notice must identify whether a nurse anesthetist, physician, podiatrist, or dentist will provide the care. A nurse anesthetist cannot perform a covered activity when the collaborator or facility finds it against the patient’s best interest. The patient’s medical or electronic health record must note that restriction.
Nurse anesthetists must cooperate with State Medical Board or State Dental Board investigations of collaborators who requested covered care. They must also cooperate with those boards’ investigations of their own unauthorized practice of medicine or dentistry. Collaborating physicians and podiatrists must cooperate when the Ohio Board of Nursing investigates the nurse anesthetist.
Nurse anesthetists cannot prescribe drugs for use outside the health care facility where they practice. This limits their ability to provide take-home prescriptions.
Kellie Deeter
Republican • House
Adam Holmes
Republican • House
Adam Mathews
Republican • House
Andrew O. Brenner
Republican • Senate
Angela N. King
Republican • House
Bernard Willis
Republican • House
Beth Lear
Republican • House
Beth Liston
Democratic • Senate
Bill Reineke
Republican • Senate
Bob Peterson
Republican • House
Brian Lorenz
Republican • House
Bride Rose Sweeney
Democratic • House
C. Allison Russo
Democratic • House
Casey Weinstein
Democratic • Senate
Catherine D. Ingram
Democratic • Senate
Cecil Thomas
Democratic • House
Dani Isaacsohn
Democratic • House
David Thomas
Republican • House
Derrick Hall
Democratic • House
Diane Mullins
Republican • House
Don Jones
Republican • House
Dontavius L. Jarrells
Democratic • House
Elgin Rogers, Jr.
Democratic • House
Erika White
Democratic • House
Gayle Manning
Republican • House
George F. Lang
Republican • Senate
Hearcel F. Craig
Democratic • Senate
Ismail Mohamed
Democratic • House
James M. Hoops
Republican • House
Jennifer Gross
Republican • House
Jerry C. Cirino
Republican • Senate
Joseph A. Miller, III
Democratic • House
Josh Williams
Republican • House
Justin Pizzulli
Republican • House
Karen Brownlee
Democratic • House
Kristina D. Roegner
Republican • Senate
Latyna M. Humphrey
Democratic • House
Mark Hiner
Republican • House
Mark Sigrist
Democratic • House
Melanie Miller
Republican • House
Meredith Craig
Republican • House
Meredith R. Lawson-Rowe
Democratic • House
Michael D. Dovilla
Republican • House
Michele Grim
Democratic • House
Michele Reynolds
Republican • Senate
Monica Robb Blasdel
Republican • House
Nathan H. Manning
Republican • Senate
Nick Santucci
Republican • House
Nickie J. Antonio
Democratic • Senate
Paula Hicks-Hudson
Democratic • Senate
Rachel B. Baker
Democratic • House
Riordan T. McClain
Republican • House
Roy Klopfenstein
Republican • House
Sandra O'Brien
Republican • Senate
Sarah Fowler Arthur
Republican • House
Scott Oelslager
Republican • House
Sean P. Brennan
Democratic • House
Shane Wilkin
Republican • Senate
Stephen A. Huffman
Republican • Senate
Terry Johnson
Republican • Senate
Tex Fischer
Republican • House
Theresa Gavarone
Republican • Senate
Thomas F. Patton
Republican • Senate
Tim Barhorst
Republican • House
Tim Schaffer
Republican • Senate
Tom Young
Republican • House
Ty D. Mathews
Republican • House
William P. DeMora
Democratic • Senate
Willis E. Blackshear, Jr.
Democratic • Senate
All Roll Calls
Yes: 146 • No: 1
Senate vote • 2/18/2026
Passed
Yes: 32 • No: 0
Senate vote • 2/11/2026
Health: Reported
Yes: 7 • No: 0
House vote • 6/18/2025
Passed
Yes: 96 • No: 1
House vote • 6/18/2025
Health: Reported
Yes: 11 • No: 0
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