Allows Mississippi to grant provisional licenses to international physicians sponsored by in-state health care providers.
The bill creates a process for the Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure to grant provisional licenses to international physicians who are sponsored by in-state health care providers. These physicians must meet specific criteria, including having a medical doctorate from an accredited international program, passing the United States Medical Licensing Examination, and having completed a residency or equivalent experience. Provisional licenses are valid for three years and automatically convert to full licenses after this period, provided the physician meets all requirements.
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