§ 33-26-304 — Temporary license to practice medicine; medical training license; application; qualifications

Wyoming § 33-26-304

• Jurisdiction: Wyoming
• Title 33: Professions and Occupations
• Ch. 26: PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
• Art. 3: LICENSING

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(a) The board may issue a temporary license for a term
that expires at 8:00 a.m. on the first day of the next regularly
scheduled board meeting to a person who:
(i) Completes an application as approved by the board
for temporary licensure;
(ii) Meets all licensing requirements of W.S.
33-26-303 except that the board may defer the interview required
by W.S. 33-26-303(a)(ix) at its discretion until no later than
the next board meeting;
(iii) Pays a temporary license fee in an amount set
by the board.
(b) The board, in its discretion may extend a temporary
license for an additional term no longer than 8:00 a.m. on the
first day of the second regularly scheduled board meeting
following the date of the initial issuance of a temporary
license.
(c) The board may issue a medical training license for a
term that expires at 12:01 a.m. July 1 of each year to a person
who:
(i) Has signed a contract with an A.C.G.M.E.
accredited residency program located in this state;
(ii) Has graduated from a school of medicine
accredited by the L.C.M.E., a school of osteopathy accredited by
the A.O.A. or a Canadian accredited school of medicine, or has
been certified by the E.C.F.M.G.;
(iii) Has successfully completed steps one (1) and
two (2) of the USMLE or the COMLEX;
(iv) Is under the supervision of residency faculty;
(v) Has completed an application form provided by the
board;
(vi) Has paid the appropriate fees pursuant to W.S.
33-26-307; and
(vii) Repealed By Laws 2009, Ch. 201, § 2.
(viii) Meets any additional requirements that the
board may impose by regulation which are necessary to implement
this act.
(d) A person who has pled guilty to or has been convicted
of a felony or any crime that is a felony under Wyoming law in
any state or federal court or in any court of similar
jurisdiction in another country may apply for licensure,
provided the board may deny licensure based upon the plea or
conviction alone.
(e) A person whose medical license has been revoked,
suspended, restricted, had conditions placed on it or been
voluntarily or involuntarily relinquished or surrendered, by or
to another state medical or licensing board, or has a
disciplinary action pending before another state medical or
licensing board, may apply for licensure provided, however, the
board may deny licensure based upon the revocation, suspension,
restrictions, conditions, relinquishment, surrender of licensure
or pending disciplinary action alone.
(f) A person whose clinical privileges at a health care
facility have been revoked, suspended, restricted, had
conditions placed upon them or been voluntarily or involuntarily
resigned, or against whom a clinical privilege action is pending
at a health care facility, may apply for licensure provided,
however, the board may deny licensure based upon the revocation,
suspension, restrictions, conditions, resignation of privileges
or pending clinical privilege action alone.