relative to the licensing of physicians who graduated from medical schools outside of the United States or Canada.

Summary

The bill would let doctors who earned their degrees and completed training outside the United States or Canada apply for a temporary license, as long as they show good standing, English ability, and a job offer at a hospital with an accredited residency program. After two years on the provisional license, they could be granted a full, unrestricted license. The measure was rejected as “inexpedient to legislate.”

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