Michigan HB6060 modifies reciprocity for health professionals holding out-of-state licenses or registrations.
Michigan HB6060 amends sections 16186 and 16186a of the 1978 Public Act 368 to modify the reciprocity process for health professionals holding licenses or registrations from other states or Canadian provinces. The bill allows for the granting of licenses or registrations without examination to individuals who meet specific criteria, such as holding a current license in good standing from another state or province with equivalent or superior standards. The Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs must grant or deny the request within 90 days of receiving a completed application.
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