Senate Healthcare Hearing
Room 304 at 12:00:00
Under existing law, a postgraduate of a medical college that is not accredited must complete three years of postgraduate or residency training in order to qualify for licensure by the Medical Licensure Commission as a physician.
This bill would change the postgraduate or residency training requirement to two years of training.
Under existing law, applicants for licensure as a physician who have not passed certain examinations within the 10-year period immediately preceding the date of application must take a prescribed examination with a passing score in order to qualify for licensure.
This bill would remove this requirement.
This bill would also authorize the Board of Medical Examiners to issue permits to individuals who have completed medical school but have not been accepted into a postgraduate or residency training program to practice under the supervision of a licensed physician for one year, would establish certain criteria for the permitting of these individuals, would authorize the board to convene a working group to assist in drafting rules relating to the practice of bridge year graduate physicians, and would authorize HB243 INTRODUCED bridge year graduate physicians to prescribe and administer certain drugs in certain circumstances.
Read Second Time in Second House
Reported Out of Committee in Second House
Reported Favorably from Senate Healthcare
Referred to Committee to Senate Healthcare
Read First Time in Second House
Read a Third Time and Pass
On Third Reading in House of Origin
Read Second Time in House of Origin
Reported Out of Committee in House of Origin
Reported Favorably from House Health
Introduced and Referred to House Health
Read First Time in House of Origin
Room 304 at 12:00:00
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Source: Alabama Legislature