Georgia § 43-34-30 Out-of-state physicians entering state for consultation; establishment of offices by out-of-state physicians

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§ 43-34-30 — Out-of-state physicians entering state for consultation; establishment of offices by out-of-state physicians

Georgia § 43-34-30

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O.C.G.A. § 43-34-30 (2026).

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Licensed physicians of other states and foreign countries may be permitted to enter this state for consultation with any licensed physician of this state. A physician from another state or from a foreign country shall not be permitted to establish offices in this state for the practice of his or her profession, either temporary or permanent, or practice under another physician's license, unless he or she obtains a license from the board.

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Licensed physicians of other states and foreign countries may be permitted to enter this state for consultation with any licensed physician of this state. A physician from another state or from a foreign country shall not be permitted to establish offices in this state for the practice of his or her profession, either temporary or permanent, or practice under another physician's license, unless he or she obtains a license from the board.