US EditionNew US Tennessee Law Lets International Medical Graduates Skip Residency
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New US Tennessee Law Lets International Medical Graduates Skip Residency
US Tennessee Law Allows International Medical Graduates to Practice Without Residency Training Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a groundbreaking law on April 6, which permits international medical graduates to practice as licensed physicians without undergoing U.S. residency training. As we approach the one-year mark before the law takes full effect, opinions on this change are divided, with some expressing hesitation while others eagerly anti…
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