22 Tex. Admin. Code § 161.6 - General Requirements for Licensure
(a) All applicants for a Texas medical
license must meet the general eligibility requirements set forth in
§155.003 of the Act.
(b) All
applicants must submit a completed application for licensure and all documents
and information necessary to complete an applicant's request for licensure
including, but not limited to:
(1) the
required fee of $817;
(2)
additional fees and surcharges as applicable;
(3) Dean's Certification of Graduation
form;
(4) certified transcript of
Examination Scores;
(5) birth
certificate or other similar proof of age;
(6) graduate training verification;
(7) Professional or Work History Evaluation
forms demonstrating or relating to the practice of medicine for the preceding 5
years from the date of the application;
(8) FBI/DPS Fingerprint Report;
(9) documentation of alternate name or name
change, if applicable;
(10) medical
school transcript, if requested;
(11) specialty board certification, if
applicable;
(12) arrest records, if
applicable;
(13) malpractice
records, if applicable;
(14)
treatment records for alcohol or substance use disorder or any physical or
mental illness impacting the ability to practice, if applicable;
(15) military orders or DD214, if
applicable;
(16) evidence of
passage of the Texas Jurisprudence examination with at least a score of 75;
and
(17) any other documentation
deemed necessary to process an application.
(c) Applications are valid for one year from
the date of submission. The one-year period can be extended for the following
reasons:
(1) delay in processing
application;
(2) referral of the
applicant to the Licensure Committee;
(3) unanticipated military assignments,
medical reasons, or catastrophic events; or
(4) other extenuating
circumstances.
(d) The
board may allow substitute documents where exhaustive efforts on the
applicant's part to secure the required documents are presented.
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