Greenbook States

[drjohnwebb]

I know this has been asked at some point. Does anyone know which states actually prefer or require "greenbook" rotations?

Thanks for anyone that has done this research.

[aspiringmedstudent]

I know TX requires greenbook rotations in order to be licensed. Other than that, no clue!

[drj2b]

New York, cores and electives.

[drjohnwebb]

Here is the list I have compiled so far. I will update as I find out.

States that require greenbook/ACMGE rotations:

Vermont: School must have California approval, other than that, no greenbook requirement.

Virginia: Must do greenbook

W. Virginia: NO

Deleware: NO

North Carolina: NO

South Carolina: NO

Arizona: NO

Nevada: NO

Alaska: NO

[Dakota]

Here is the list I have compiled so far. I will update as I find out.

States that require greenbook/ACMGE rotations:

Vermont: School must have California approval, other than that, no greenbook requirement.

Virginia: Must do greenbook

W. Virginia: NO

Deleware: NO

North Carolina: NO

South Carolina: NO

Arizona: NO

Nevada: NO

Alaska: NO

Connecticuit Yes

Georgia Yes (cores and electives)

Illinois Yes

New York Yes

Oklahoma Yes

Utah Yes

Kansas school must have existed for 15 years

States that do not specifically mention green book rotations in there statutes are: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Mass, Mississipi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada (now rumored to follow Ca list), New Hampshire, New Jersey, North and South Carolina, North and South Dakota, Ohio, Rhode Island, Tennessee (now roumored to follow Ca list), Texas, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsion, and Wyoming.

There are a few states I still need to review.

[aedmd2b]

Yeah I am from Nashville and the word from the board is that they are using the Cali list as a guide but not as a rule. Whatever that means. SOunds like some fancy political move to me just to make thigns more difficult. Funny thing about TN though. Ther is a guy that they won't award a lic to that grad from a med school in nigeria, which his school is on the Cali list, but they let him perform surgery everyday at one of the best hospitals in Nashville but of course he doesn't get the pay that he would as a lic physician. As a matter of fact he was one of the clinical intructors is surg at the medical school he grad from. I have met this guy seen him work personally and all of the docs that I have talked with that know him have nothing to say but that he is one of the best surgeons they have ever seen. So it looks like TN is trying to play the politic game. We will use the Cali thign as an excuse to boot you. If we want to lic you then we won't. At least that's is my take on the situation.

AEDMD2B
AUA 3rd semester/term
Decembe coemth and I am off this rock.

[aedmd2b]

Oh yeah by the way what is Mich take on greenbook? Also, I was wondering to be a greenbook hospital, does that mean that you have to take foreign students or can any rotation doen were the is a ACGME residency in that specialty count. I know that some states just want a Family Practice residency to be there to count.

AEDMD2B
AUA 3rd semester/term
December cometh and I am off this rock.

[ironmic90]

Here's list i found by searching on VMD:D Alot of info is on this site u just have to search for it!!! Hope it helps.


Alabama

Arkansas

California

Conneticut

DC

Delaware

Florida

Georgia

Kentucky

Maine

Massachusetts

New Jersey

New York*

Oklahoma

Oregon

Pennsylvania

Texas

Virginia

* Only rotations done in the state of New York must be completed in ACGME or AOA approved programs.

[drj2b]

thx for the info ironmic and dakota!:)

btw ironmic, where did u find out about the greenbook requirement only for ny rotations done in ny state?

[QUE_BOLA]

thx for the info ironmic and dakota!:)

btw ironmic, where did u find out about the greenbook requirement only for ny rotations done in ny state?
He found it here http://www.valuemd.com/smu-medical-school-clinicals/54629-acgme-sites-green-states.html ;) ;) ;)

[Straight Shooter]

Connecticuit Yes

Georgia Yes (cores and electives)

Illinois Yes

New York Yes

Oklahoma Yes

Utah Yes

Kansas school must have existed for 15 years

States that do not specifically mention green book rotations in there statutes are: Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Mass, Mississipi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada (now rumored to follow Ca list), New Hampshire, New Jersey, North and South Carolina, North and South Dakota, Ohio, Rhode Island, Tennessee (now roumored to follow Ca list), Texas, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsion, and Wyoming.

There are a few states I still need to review.

Are you sure about Illinois? where did you read this?