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Special Instructions for Full-Time Clinical Trainee Applicants:

Medical Licensure Information: Clinical trainees who do not have a Texas Medical License are required by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners to have an Institutional Permit to serve in a hospital. It should be kept in mind that an Institutional Permit, which is in lieu of a Texas Medical License, is only valid for practice within our institution. Writing prescriptions for non-M. D. Anderson patients is a felony.

Institutional permits may be issued to postgraduate training programs approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, American Osteopathic Associate, or the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners for interns, residents, and post residency fellows.

Applicants who have graduated from a medical school approved by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education or American Osteopathic Association must submit a completed application and fee 45 days prior to the beginning date of the program and certification by the director of medical education of the program that the internship, residency, or fellowship meets appropriate definition.

Institutional permits are issued for a one year period and may be renewed up to seven times depending upon the requirements of the physician's specialty training program.

Physicians holding an institutional permit must confine their practice of medicine to the teaching program. The permit may be canceled if the permit is used to practice medicine outside the teaching program. Denial of a permanent Texas license is grounds for revoking or not issuing an institutional permit.

Information regarding the institutional permit application for international medical graduates is provided in the instructions for international students.

Special Instructions for International Medical Graduates:

Medical Licensor Information:  Clinical trainees who do not have a Texas Medical License are required by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners to have an Institutional Permit to serve in a hospital. It should be kept in mind that an Institutional Permit, which is in lieu of a Texas Medical License, is only valid for practice within our institution. Writing prescriptions for non-M. D. Anderson patients is a felony. If you have been issued an institutional permit by the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners for your parent program, that permit is valid for your elective rotation at The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center.

Institutional permits may be issued to postgraduate training programs approved by the Accreditation Council for Medical Education, American Osteopathic Associate, or the Texas State Board of Medical Examiners for interns, residents, and post residency fellows.

Applicants who have graduated from a medical school outside the United States or Canada must submit a completed application and fee 45 days prior to the beginning date of the program. In addition, the supporting institution is required to review the following original documents and certify the review to the TSBME as part of the application packet:

Medical school diploma and certified translation
Medical school transcript and certified translation
Currently valid ECFMG document
Dean's statement of attendance and graduation from medical school in good standing

The Board's executive director may, on a case by case basis, allow substitute documents where exhaustive efforts have been made to secure the required documents.

Institutional permits are issued for a one year period and may be renewed up to seven times depending upon the requirements of the physician's specialty training program.

Physicians holding an institutional permit must confine their practice of medicine to the designated teaching program. The permit may be canceled if the permit is used to practice medicine outside the teaching program. Denial of a permanent Texas license is grounds for revoking or not issuing an institutional permit.

Documents on this site are in PDF format and require Adobe Acrobat Reader, which can be downloaded free from Adobe.
Application for Full-time Graduate Medical Education Appointment - pdf Biodata Information Request For Form
IAP-66, Certificate of Eligibility For Exchange Visitor Status - pdf
Visitor Registration Form - pdf Dependent Biodata Information Request For Form IAP-66, Certificate Of Eligibility For Exchange Visitor Status - pdf
Immunization Record - pdf Application for Postdoctoral/Graduate
Student - pdf