House Healthcare Committee reviews bill to create pathway to licensure for internationally trained physicians The Vermont House Healthcare Committee heard S.142, which would create a pathway of provisional and limited licensure for internationally trained physicians who meet educational, examination and supervised-practice requirements; the bill delays full implementation to 07/01/2028 and requires an interim report by 01/15/2027.

Vermont is taking a bold step to address its physician shortage by paving a new pathway for internationally trained doctors to practice—could this be the solution we need?

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Take a closer look at our 2024 Annual Report and learn how we:

🔹Advanced the Member Support Program (MSP)
🔹Supported international medical graduates (IMGs) new to practice in Canada
🔹Provided guidance on AI

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Now, the OET does have a section where you've got to interact with someone, and that is delivered by video conferencing software as part of that test.

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You can sometimes combine two tests in a certain period of time.

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International Medical Graduates Are Integral to the Delivery of Patient Care in the United States | Annals of Internal Medicine

Did you know that our colleagues who are #InternationalMedicalGraduates #IMGs comprise 23% of the U.S. physician workforce and are a large proportion of trainees in U.S. IM, Peds, and FM programs? Read more at www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/...