Hawaii SB2307 amends health care licensing to allow retired clinicians to volunteer through community-based health care organizations.

Hawaii SB2307 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to allow the Hawaii Medical Board to issue active retired clinician licenses to physicians, osteopathic physicians, or surgeons with inactive Hawaii medical licenses. These licenses permit volunteer clinical work through community-based health care or public health organizations. License holders must adhere to state laws and rules, and cannot open offices, receive compensation, or advertise as medical practitioners. The bill also outlines application and renewal requirements, including fees and continuing medical education standards.

Hawaii SB2307 amends health care licensing to allow retired clinicians to volunteer through community-based health care organizations.

Hawaii SB2307 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to allow the Hawaii Medical Board to issue active retired clinician licenses to physicians, osteopathic physicians, or surgeons with inactive Hawaii medical licenses. These licenses permit volunteer clinical work through community-based health care or public health organizations. License holders must adhere to state laws and rules, and cannot open offices, receive compensation, or advertise as medical practitioners. The bill also outlines application and renewal requirements, including fees and continuing medical education standards.