Illinois SB1902 mandates concurrent review and issuance of medical licenses and controlled substances registrations.
Illinois SB1902 amends the Medical Practice Act of 1987 to require the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation to review an applicant's medical license and controlled substances registration applications simultaneously. The bill stipulates that both the medical license and controlled substances registration must be issued concurrently. This change aims to streamline the licensing process for medical professionals in Illinois.
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