Minnesota HF1913 amends licensing requirements for foreign medical school graduates, authorizes the health commissioner to address employer.
Minnesota HF1913 modifies licensing requirements for graduates of foreign medical schools. It authorizes the commissioner of health to address violations by employers of limited license holders. Employers of limited license holders must carry medical malpractice insurance. Limited license holders must provide periodic certification to the medical board. The bill also mandates that employers pay limited license holders at least the equivalent of a medical resident in a comparable field. The provisions take effect on January 1, 2026.
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