In December 2015, Wisconsin became the 12th state to enact the
Interstate Medical Licensure Compact, an initiative that
streamlines certain administrative requirements of licensure for
physicians practicing medicine across state lines. So far in the
2016 legislative session, Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Kansas, New Hampshire, and Washington have introduced legislation to
adopt the Compact. This brings the total number of states with
pending Compact legislation to 26. Follow the
status of these bills and learn more
about the Compact.
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