My reaction to our clinicals

[Sree Cheruku]

As an AUA grad, you should have no problem getting a temporary (aka. limited) license which allows you to practice under supervision during your residency in many states, even some of those which are stricter about licensing in general.

[urgentcase]

Originally Posted by Sree Cheruku

As an AUA grad, you should have no problem getting a temporary (aka. limited) license which allows you to practice under supervision during your residency in many states, even some of those which are stricter about licensing in general.

hm, so does this mean that when you enter your internship year you already need a license to practice medicine under supervision? How and when must one apply?

[whats_up_doc]

When you match in March, your employer will take you through the process. You will be able to apply to the state board is which you will be doing your residency. different states have different laws in regards in foreign grad and their schools. You can check out the medical board for the state you are interested in doing your residency.

State Medical Boards, Physician Licensing Boards, State Boards of Medicine Directory,