Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 360-10-.01 - Institutional Licenses
(1) Definitions:
(a) "Applicant" means a physician who is
invited to treat patients at a hospital licensed by the Department of Community
Health, serve as a clinical faculty member of a board-approved medical school
or teaching hospital within this State, or work at a clinic within this State
that services Medicaid, indigent, or underserved populations.
(b) "Institution" means a hospital licensed
by the Department of Community Health, a board-approved medical school, a
teaching hospital within this State, or a clinic within this State that
services Medicaid, indigent, or underserved populations.
(c) "Exceptional circumstances" means
information demonstrating that the applicant has valuable, unique, or otherwise
relevant expertise that would benefit the institution.
(2) The Georgia Composite Medical Board shall
issue institutional licenses under exceptional circumstances to graduates of
international medical schools who an institution wishes to employ but who do
not have an independent license to practice medicine in the State of Georgia.
The license is jointly awarded to the applicant and the institution and the
practice is limited as provided in Rule
360-10-.07.
(3) If the institution is a hospital licensed
by the Department of Community Health but is not a teaching hospital, to
qualify for Exceptional Circumstances consideration, the institution must
submit a written attestation to the Board to demonstrate exceptional
circumstances. The applicant must be a graduate of an international medical
school, and the applicant must be unable to qualify for licensure under the
provisions of O.C.G.A. Section
43-34-26.
(4) If the institution is a board-approved
medical school or teaching hospital within this state, to qualify for
Exceptional Circumstances consideration, the institution must submit a written
attestation to the Board to demonstrate exceptional circumstances. The
applicant must be a graduate of an international medical school, and the
applicant must be unable to qualify for licensure under the provisions of
O.C.G.A.
43-34-26.
(5) If the institution is a clinic that
services Medicaid, indigent, or underserved populations, to qualify for
Exceptional Circumstances consideration, the institution must submit a written
attestation to the Board to demonstrate exceptional circumstances. The
applicant must be a graduate of an international medical school, and the
applicant must be unable to qualify for licensure under the provisions of
O.C.G.A.
43-34-26.
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