Requires medical school graduates who paid resident tuition to serve as a physician in Hawaii for two years.

The bill addresses Hawaii's physician shortage by requiring graduates of the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine who benefited from resident tuition to serve as a physician in Hawaii for two years following residency or fellowship. The university must monitor compliance, enforce payment of any owed tuition differential, and report annually to the legislature. Extenuating circumstances may allow for exemptions or extensions.

Requires medical school graduates who paid resident tuition to serve as a physician in Hawaii for two years.

The bill addresses Hawaii's physician shortage by requiring graduates of the University of Hawaii John A. Burns School of Medicine who benefited from resident tuition to serve as a physician in Hawaii for two years following residency or fellowship. The university must monitor compliance, enforce payment of any owed tuition differential, and report annually to the legislature. Extenuating circumstances may allow for exemptions or extensions.