Arizona Administrative Code
Title 9 - HEALTH SERVICES
Chapter 6 - DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH SERVICES - COMMUNICABLE DISEASES AND INFESTATIONS
Article 2 - COMMUNICABLE DISEASE AND INFESTATION REPORTING
Section R9-6-207 - Federal or Tribal Entity Reporting

1. If the federal or tribal entity is participating in the diagnosis or treatment of an individual, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements in R9-6-202 and Table 2.1 for a health care provider;

2. If the federal or tribal entity is operating a facility that provides health care services, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements in R9-6-202 and Table 2.1 for an administrator of a health care institution;

3. If the federal or tribal entity is operating a correctional facility, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements in R9-6-202 and Table 2.1 for an administrator of a correctional facility;

4. If the federal or tribal entity is operating a facility that provides child care services, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements in R9-6-203 and Table 2.2 for an administrator of a child care establishment;

5. If the federal or tribal entity is operating a facility that offers instruction to students in a grade level from kindergarten through grade 12, a college or university, a "private vocational program" as defined in A.R.S. § 32-3001, or an institution that grants a "degree" as defined in A.R.S. § 32-3001, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements in R9-6-203 and Table 2.2 for an administrator of a school;

6. If the federal or tribal entity is operating a clinical laboratory, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements in R9-6-204 and Table 2.3 for a clinical laboratory director; and

7. If the federal or tribal entity is operating a facility that provides pharmacy services, the federal or tribal entity shall comply with the reporting requirements in R9-6-205 for an administrator of a pharmacy.

1. Licensed as a doctor of allopathic, naturopathic, osteopathic, or homeopathic medicine under the laws of this or another state;

2. Licensed as a physician assistant under the laws of this or another state;

3. Licensed as a registered nurse practitioner under the laws of this or another state;

4. Licensed as a dentist under the laws of this or another state;

5. Operating a facility that provides health care services;

6. Operating a correctional facility;

7. Operating a facility that provides child care services;

8. Operating a facility that offers instruction to students in a grade level from kindergarten through grade 12, a college or university, a "private vocational program" as defined in A.R.S. § 32-3001, or an institution that grants a "degree" as defined in A.R.S. § 32-3001;

9. Operating a clinical laboratory; or

10. Operating a facility that provides pharmacy services