Make it big in the The Lone Star State! Put down roots in Dallas-Fort Worth , Austin or Houston. Or find a small town with plenty of space to spread out and enjoy some solitude. Whatever Texas lifestyle suits you, you'll need the help of experts who know this state’s board of medicine and license process. We work with many physicians who want a Texas license -- it’s one of our most requested states.
Texas is legislatively mandated to process all physician licensure applications in an average of 51 days. The processing time clock begins when the applicant has submitted all initial requirements and the application has passed from Pre-licensure to Licensing. Processing time will vary according to the complexity of the application.
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You must successfully complete three years of GME training in the United States or Canada.
The Texas Medical Jurisprudence Examination. If you have not passed the FLEX, SPEX, NBME, NBOME, USMLE or COMLEX, or LMCC within the preceding 10 years, or if you have not obtained American Specialty Board certification or re-certification or the AOA Bureau of Osteopathic specialists certification or re-certification within the preceding 10 years, you will be required to pass the SPEX under the board’s 10-year rule.
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