California SB1311 regulates the Licensed Physicians from Mexico Program, setting criteria for physician participation and oversight.

California SB1311 amends the Business and Professions Code to establish the Licensed Physicians from Mexico Program, allowing eligible physicians from Mexico to practice in California for up to three years. The program sets specific criteria for physician participation, including passing an interview examination, completing a residency program, and obtaining a social security number. The Medical Board of California is tasked with approving physician candidates, ensuring compliance with federal and state standards, and conducting secondary reviews of physician performance.

California SB1311 regulates the Licensed Physicians from Mexico Program, setting criteria for physician participation and oversight.

California SB1311 amends the Business and Professions Code to establish the Licensed Physicians from Mexico Program, allowing eligible physicians from Mexico to practice in California for up to three years. The program sets specific criteria for physician participation, including passing an interview examination, completing a residency program, and obtaining a social security number. The Medical Board of California is tasked with approving physician candidates, ensuring compliance with federal and state standards, and conducting secondary reviews of physician performance.