New Mexico HB127 expedites physician licensure and establishes a telehealth registry.
New Mexico HB127 amends the Medical Practice Act to expedite the licensure process for qualified applicants. The bill allows the New Mexico Medical Board to grant expedited licenses to applicants who hold a license to practice medicine without supervision in good standing from another state or jurisdiction and have practiced medicine for at least three years. It also requires the board to establish a telehealth registry for out-of-state physicians providing telehealth services in New Mexico.
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