Anesthesiologist assistants licensing.

SF 112 creates a licensing system for anesthesiologist assistants in Wyoming. It directly affects these professionals and the supervising anesthesiologists who must be physically present ("on-site") in medical facilities to oversee their work. The bill requires assistants to complete approved education programs, pass national certification exams, and work under a supervising anesthesiologist who co-signs patient notes within 24 hours. Key provisions define their scope of practice - including performing preoperative evaluations, airway management, general anesthesia, and administering medications - while specifying that supervision must occur in facilities like operating rooms or emergency departments. The law also establishes licensing fees, disciplinary procedures, and board oversight for the Wyoming Board of Medicine.