| 1 -All State Physician Licenses |
| 2 -ECFMG CVS Report (Foreign Medical School
Graduates) |
| 3 -Medical School Transcripts & Form D from
School |
| 5 -NPDB-HIPDB Report |
| 6- International License Eligibility Letter
(Foreign Medical School Graduates) |
| 7- 10 Years employment and privilege history |
| 8- Internship/Residency/Fellowship
Verifications |
| 9- Fingerprint Cards/Background checks |
| 10- Malpractice Verification if Claims are
present |
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| Educational, Examination, and Training
History Requirements: |
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| - 1 year PGT Domestic Graduates |
| - 3 years PGT International Graduates |
| - USMLE step 3 has to be passed in 3 attempts |
| - USMLE has to be passed in a 7 year time
frame (10 if the physician is board certified) |
| - SPEX examination required if a board
examination has not been taken within the past 10 years. |
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Texas is the most difficult Board to
apply to. Why? Because they have a 2 tier review process and
the Board continually applies delays to the flow of the
application once it is received. Communication with the
Board is tedious at best. Analysts typically are not
available to discuss the needs of a physicians file. It is
not uncommon for the Texas Medical Board to loose or
misplace FedEx Packages which they have signed for only to
tell the physician "sorry... we do not have the 40 Form L's
which you sent us". Texas will take 3 to 12 months to issue
a license for most physicians. |
