Tell Your Legislators to Support House Bill 786

End The Doctor Shortage in Kentucky

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Dear Official(s),

I am writing to express my strong support for House Bill 786. This bill seeks to allow international physicians to receive provisional licenses to practice medicine in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
House Bill 786 addresses the ongoing shortage of healthcare professionals in Kentucky. By allowing qualified international medical graduates to obtain provisional licenses, we can significantly increase the number of practicing physicians, particularly in underserved and rural areas. This will improve access to healthcare for many Kentuckians who currently face long wait times and limited medical services.
The provisional licensing pathway outlined in House Bill 786 ensures that international medical graduates meet rigorous standards before obtaining full and unrestricted licenses. This process includes thorough evaluations and oversight by the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure, ensuring that only competent and qualified physicians are allowed to practice.
I urge you to support House Bill 786 and advocate for its passage. By doing so, you will help address the physician shortage, improve healthcare access and quality, and ensure that Kentucky remains a welcoming state for skilled medical professionals worldwide. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
I am writing to express my strong support for House Bill 786. This bill seeks to allow international physicians to receive provisional licenses to practice medicine in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

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House Bill 786 is essential for tackling Kentucky's healthcare professional shortage. By allowing qualified international medical graduates to receive provisional licenses, we can significantly increase the number of physicians in underserved and rural areas. This will improve healthcare access for many Kentuckians, reducing long wait times and limited services. Let's take action for a healthier future for all.