(1) A pain management specialist shall meet one or more of the following qualifications:

(a) An osteopathic physician shall be board certified or board eligible by an American Board of Medical Specialties-approved board (ABMS) or by the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) in physical medicine and rehabilitation, rehabilitation medicine, neurology, rheumatology, or anesthesiology;

(b) Have a subspecialty certificate in pain medicine by an ABMS-approved board;

(c) Have a certification of added qualification in pain management by the AOA;

(d) Be credentialed in pain management by an entity approved by the board; or

(e) Have a minimum of three years of clinical experience in a chronic pain management care setting including:

(i) Successful completion of a minimum of at least eighteen continuing education hours in pain management during the past three years for an osteopathic physician; and

(ii) At least thirty percent of the osteopathic physician's current practice is the direct provision of pain management care or in a multidisciplinary pain clinic.

(2) An osteopathic physician assistant shall meet requirements in WAC 246-854-330.

(3) An allopathic physician shall meet requirements in WAC 246-919-945.

(4) An allopathic physician assistant shall meet requirements in WAC 246-918-895.

(5) A dentist shall meet requirements in WAC 246-817-965.

(6) An advanced registered nurse practitioner (ARNP) shall meet requirements in WAC 246-840-493.

(7) A podiatric physician shall meet requirements in WAC 246-922-750.