Title 43, Chapter 34, Section 28
( 43-34-28)
Any qualified applicant who is an alien, except for graduates of
accredited Canadian medical schools as approved by the board, must
have resided in the United States for one year. All qualified
applicants who are aliens and who shall comply with all other
requirements of this chapter shall be eligible to stand the
examination provided for in this chapter and, upon his successful
completion thereof, shall be granted a license to practice medicine
upon compliance with all other requirements prescribed as a
prerequisite to the issuance of a license. Graduates of accredited
Canadian medical schools, as approved by the board, are exempt from
the residency requirement of one year in the United States and may
be granted a license by endorsement of the Licentiate Medical
Counsel of Canada (LMCC) examination without further examination if
the board determines that the applicant substantially meets the
qualifications required for licensure in this state. |