3 CCR 713-45.2 - TEMPORARY LICENSURE
A. The Board may
issue a temporary license to practice medicine to a foreign medical graduate
applicant who has completed a minimum of 1-year of postgraduate training or
practice in a foreign country and who meets all qualifications for licensure as
set forth in section
12-240-110, C.R.S., with the
exception of successful completion of the required approved internship or at
least one year of postgraduate training approved by the board, as set forth in
section 12-240-110(2)(c),
C.R.S.
1. Foreign medical graduates must
submit an application for temporary licensure.
2. A temporary license issued on or after
November 2, 2021, is effective from date of issuance through December 31, 2022.
a. On January 1, 2023, if a full license to
practice medicine in Colorado has not been issued, the temporary licensee shall
cease practice immediately and until such time as full licensure to practice
medicine in Colorado has been granted
3. Foreign medical graduates who are granted
this temporary licensure may perform delegated medical services, other than
prescribing medications, under the personal and direct supervision of a
Colorado licensed physician whose license is in good standing. This supervision
is required during the entire term of the temporary licensure.
4. For the purpose of this emergency rule,
"direct supervision" means the Colorado licensed physician must be on the
premises with the temporary foreign medical graduate licensee and immediately
available to respond to an emergency or provide assistance.
5. For the purpose of this emergency rule
"premises" means within the same building, office or facility and within the
physical proximity to establish direct contact with the patient should the need
arise.
6. This temporary license is
not renewable and does not create a property interest for the holder of the
temporary license.
7. The temporary
licensee may be subject to discipline by the Board as defined in
12-240-101, C.R.S., et seq., and
shall be subject to the professional liability insurance requirement as defined
in section
13-64-301, C.R.S.
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