States are easing medical licensing for foreign-trained physicians to address doctor shortages, especially in rural areas. While proponents argue it could improve healthcare access, critics raise concerns about patient safety and efficacy of the changes.
Arielle Zionts
03/03/2025 12:00:00 AM
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An internal medicine doctor who trained in Afghanistan and advocates for easing licensing for foreign-trained physicians.

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A conservative think tank that proposed the model legislation for easing residency requirements.

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The former president is referenced in relation to federal immigration rules and the H-1B visa program.