Tennessee SB2667 proposes a report on creating a graduate physician licensure program for medical school graduates.
Tennessee SB2667 amends Tennessee Code to require a report on the feasibility of a graduate physician licensure program. This program would allow medical school graduates who passed the United States Medical Licensing Examination but have not completed a residency to provide medical services under supervision. The report will be submitted to the health and welfare committee chairs in the Senate and House.
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