No!
The licensing conditions require that you obtain a license solely for a business, not for an individual. If you hire a physician as an outside contractor, you are not violating the licensing conditions, since he or she is employed by you and is subject to all the rules of labor law and licensing requirements. If the medical center wishes to enter into a civil law agreement with a physician, then the licensee, i.e. the medical center, violates the licensing requirements, as they will practice medicine without a proper license, which in turn could lead to criminal liability in addition to losing the license - if the medical care of such a physician leads to certain consequences for the patient.