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House approves 90-day training permit for out-of-state physicians under supervision
Summary
The House passed HB 10-97 to allow nonresident physicians with an unrestricted license elsewhere to train in South Dakota facilities for up to 90 days under direct supervision, after registering with the state medical board and showing malpractice coverage; the bill drew questions about federal budget cuts to graduate medical education and how the
The House passed House Bill 10-97 on Feb. 20 to permit physicians licensed in other states to come to South Dakota for supervised training for periods of 90 days or less without obtaining a full in-state medical license. Under the bill, a nonresident physician must register with the State Board of Medical and Osteopathic Examiners on a form prescribed by the board, disclose the supervising physician, state the purpose and anticipated length of training, show evidence of malpractice insurance and pay a $50 registration fee.
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