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Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0135 - Licensure for Distinguished Professors

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(1) A physician who does not qualify for a
			 medical license under the provisions of this chapter and who is offered by the
			 dean of an approved medical school in this state a full-time professor of
			 medicine position may apply for a license to practice medicine as a
			 Distinguished Professor.
(2) A
			 Distinguished Professor licensee may practice medicine only in conjunction with
			 and pursuant to a full-time appointment as a professor of medicine. The license
			 must be renewed annually. The license automatically expires if the full-time
			 professor appointment ends or if the license is not renewed.
(3) To qualify for a license to practice
			 medicine as a Distinguished Professor, an applicant must:
(a) Hold a degree of Doctor of Medicine,
			 Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, or the equivalent from an approved school of
			 medicine as described in OAR 847-020-0120  or an international school of
			 medicine as described in OAR 847-020-0130;
(b) Be appointed as a full-time professor at
			 the Oregon Health and Science University or the Western University of Health
			 Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific-Northwest;
(c) Be licensed to practice medicine in
			 another state or country;
(d) Be
			 in good standing, with no restrictions or limitations upon, actions taken
			 against, or investigation or disciplinary action pending against his or her
			 license in any jurisdiction where the applicant is or has been licensed;
(e) Maintain active membership in
			 at least two medical specialty societies that restrict membership based on
			 academic or specialty area; and
(f) Have published two or more medical papers
			 in peer-reviewed journals.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0140 - Limited License, Medical Faculty Qualifications

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(1) Any physician who does not qualify for a
			 medical license under any of the provisions of this chapter and who is offered
			 by the Dean of an approved medical school in this state a full-time faculty
			 position may, after application to and approval by the Board, be granted a
			 Limited License, Medical Faculty to engage in the practice of medicine only to
			 the extent that such practice is incident to and a necessary part of the
			 applicant's duties as approved by the Board in connection with such faculty
			 position.
(2) To qualify for a
			 Limited License, Medical Faculty an applicant must meet all the following
			 requirements:
(a) Furnish documentary
			 evidence satisfactory to the Board that the applicant is a United States
			 citizen or is legally admitted to the United States.
(b) Furnish documentary evidence satisfactory
			 to the Board that the applicant has been licensed to practice and has practiced
			 medicine and surgery for not less than four years in another state or country
			 whose requirements for licensure are satisfactory to the Board, or has been
			 engaged in the practice of medicine in the United States for at least four
			 years in approved hospitals, or has completed a combination of such licensed
			 practice and training.
(c) The
			 dean of the medical school must certify in writing to the Board that the
			 applicant has been appointed to a full-time faculty position; that a position
			 is available; and that because the applicant has unique expertise in a specific
			 field of medicine, the medical school considers the applicant to be a valuable
			 member of the faculty.
(d) The
			 head of the department in which the applicant is to be appointed must certify
			 in writing to the Board that the applicant will be under the direction of the
			 head of the department and will not be permitted to practice medicine unless as
			 a necessary part of the applicant's duties as approved by the Board in
			 subsection (1)(a) of this rule.
(e) The applicant may be required to take and
			 pass an examination by the Board.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0150 - Documents and Forms to be Submitted for Licensure

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The documents submitted must be legible and no larger than 8
				1/2" x 11". All documents and photographs will be retained by the Board as a
				permanent part of the application file. If original documents are larger than 8
				1/2" x 11", the copies must be reduced to the correct size with all wording and
				signatures clearly shown. Official translations are required for documents
				issued in a foreign language. The following documents are required:
(1) Application: Completed formal application
			 provided by the Board. Required dates must include month, day and
			 year.
(2) Birth Certificate: A copy
			 of birth certificate.
(3) Medical
			 School Diploma: A copy of a diploma showing graduation from an approved school
			 of medicine or an international school of medicine.
(4) American Specialty Board Certificate or
			 Recertification Certificate: A copy of the certificate issued by the American
			 Specialty Board in the applicant's specialty, if applicable.
(5) Photograph: A close-up, color, passport
			 quality photograph, front view, head and shoulders (not profile), with features
			 distinct, taken within 90 days preceding the filing of the
			 application.
(6) The results of a
			 Practitioner Self-Query from the National Practitioner Data Bank, if requested
			 by the Board.
(7) The results of a
			 Physician Data Center Query from the Federation of State Medical Boards, if
			 requested by the Board.
(8) Legible
			 fingerprints as described in 847-008-0068  for the purpose of a criminal records
			 background check.
(9) An open-book
			 examination on the Medical Practice Act (ORS chapter 677) and Oregon
			 Administrative Rules chapter 847. If an applicant fails the examination three
			 times, the applicant must attend an informal meeting with a Board member, the
			 Executive Director, a Board investigator and/or the Medical Director of the
			 Board to discuss the applicant's failure of the examination, before being given
			 a fourth and final attempt to pass the examination. If the applicant does not
			 pass the examination on the fourth attempt, the applicant may be denied
			 licensure.
(10) Any other
			 documentation or explanatory statements as required by the Board.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  181A.195,
				  677.100 & 677.265
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  181A.195,
				  677.100 &
				  677.265
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0160 - Letters and Official Verifications to be Submitted for Licensure

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The applicant must ensure that official documents are sent to
				the Board directly from:
(1) The
			 school of medicine:
(a) A Dean's Letter of
			 Recommendation must include a statement concerning the applicant's moral and
			 ethical character and overall performance as a medical student. If the school
			 attests that a Dean's Letter is unavailable or the Board determines that it is
			 unacceptable, a copy of the transcripts may be acceptable.
(b) Verification of Medical Education form
			 must include degree issued, date of degree, dates of attendance for each year,
			 dates and reason for any leaves of absence or repeated years, and dates, name
			 and location of school of medicine if a transfer student.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0165 - Application for Licensure by Military Spouse or Domestic Partner

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(1) "Military
			 spouse or domestic partner" means a spouse or domestic partner of an active
			 member of the Armed Forces of the United States who is the subject of a
			 military transfer to Oregon.
(2) To
			 qualify for licensure under this rule, the military spouse or domestic partner
			 must:
(a) Meet the qualifications for
			 licensure as stated in OAR 847-020-0120, 847-020-0130, and
			 847-020-0170;
(b) Be married to, or
			 in a domestic partnership with, a member of the Armed Forces of the United
			 States who is assigned to a duty station located in Oregon by official active
			 duty military order;
(c) Be
			 licensed to practice medicine in another state or territory of the United
			 States;
(d) Be in good standing,
			 with no restrictions or limitations upon, actions taken against, or
			 investigation or disciplinary action pending against his or her license in any
			 jurisdiction where the applicant is or has been licensed; and
(e) Demonstrate competency by having at least
			 one year of active practice or teaching of medicine during the three years
			 immediately preceding the application.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0170 - Examination for Licensure

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(1) The
			 applicant must have passed one of the following examinations or combinations of
			 examinations:
(a) United States Medical
			 Licensing Examination (USMLE) Steps 1, 2, and 3.
(b) National Board of Osteopathic Medical
			 Examiners (NBOME) examination or the Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical
			 Licensing Examination (COMLEX) or any combination of their parts.
(c) Medical Council of Canada Qualifying
			 Examination (MCCQE) Parts 1 and 2.
(d) Federation Licensing Examination (FLEX)
			 Components 1 and 2 or FLEX Days I, II, and III.
(e) National Board of Medical Examiners
			 (NBME) Parts I, II, and III.
(f)
			 State licensing examination administered by a state or territory of the United
			 States, if approved by the Board.
(g)
(A)
			 NBME Part I or USMLE Step 1; and
(B) NBME Part II or USMLE Step 2;
			 and
(C) NBME Part III or USMLE Step
			 3 or FLEX Component 2.
(h) FLEX Component 1 and USMLE Step
			 3.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0182 - SPEX or COMVEX Requirements

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(1) If an applicant for licensure or
			 reactivation has not completed postgraduate training within the past 10 years
			 or been certified or recertified by a specialty board within the past 10 years,
			 the applicant may be required to demonstrate clinical competency by passing the
			 Special Purpose Examination (SPEX) or Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical
			 Variable-Purpose Examination (COMVEX).
(2) The SPEX/COMVEX requirement may be waived
			 if the applicant has done one or more of the following:
(a) Received a current appointment as
			 Professor or Associate Professor at the Oregon Health and Science University or
			 the Western University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of
			 the Pacific;
(b) Completed at
			 least 50 hours of Board-approved continuing medical education each year for the
			 past three years; or
(c) Can
			 demonstrate ongoing participation in maintenance of certification with a
			 specialty board as defined in 847-020-0100.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0183 - Re-Entry to Practice - SPEX or COMVEX Examination, Re-Entry Plan

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If an applicant has ceased the practice of medicine for a
				period of 12 or more consecutive months immediately preceding the application
				for licensure or reactivation, the applicant may be required to demonstrate
				clinical competency.
(1) The
			 applicant who has ceased the practice of medicine for a period of 12 or more
			 consecutive months may be required to pass the Special Purpose Examination
			 (SPEX) or Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Variable-Purpose Examination
			 (COMVEX). This requirement may be waived if the applicant has done one or more
			 of the following:
(a) The applicant has
			 received a current appointment as Professor or Associate Professor at the
			 Oregon Health and Science University or the Western University of Health
			 Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific;
(b) The applicant can demonstrate ongoing
			 participation in maintenance of certification with a specialty board as defined
			 in 847-020-0100; or
(c) Subsequent
			 to ceasing practice, the applicant has:
(A)
			 Completed one year of an accredited residency, or
(B) Completed one year of an accredited or
			 Board-approved clinical fellowship, or
(C) Been certified or recertified by a
			 specialty board as defined in 847-020-0100, or
(D) Obtained continuing medical education to
			 the Board's satisfaction.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0185 - License Application Withdrawals

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(1)
			 An applicant may withdraw an application for licensure prior to review by the
			 Board's Administrative Affairs Committee. The Board will not report the
			 withdrawal to the Federation of State Medical Boards. The applicant may submit
			 a new application for licensure at any time.
(2) An applicant may withdraw an application
			 for licensure up to 30 days after the Board has voted to deny the application
			 on the basis that the applicant is not eligible for licensure for reason(s)
			 other than the applicant's failure to demonstrate good moral character. The
			 Board will not report the withdrawal to the Federation of State Medical Boards.
			 The applicant may submit a new application for licensure at any time.
(3) An applicant may request to withdraw an
			 application for licensure after review by the Administrative Affairs Committee.
			 If the Board grants the request, the withdrawal will be reported to the
			 Federation of State Medical Boards. The applicant may submit a new application
			 for licensure no sooner than two years after the date of withdrawal.
(4) An applicant may request to withdraw an
			 application for licensure after review by the Board's Investigative Committee.
			 If the Board grants the request, the applicant may withdraw their application
			 only through issuance of a Stipulated Order of suspended judgment of license
			 denial. The suspension of judgment is based on the applicant's withdrawal of
			 their application and agreement not to reapply for licensure for at least two
			 years after issuance of the Stipulated Order. The order will be reported to the
			 Federation of State Medical Boards and the National Practitioner
			 Databank.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 677.265
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 677.220, ORS 677.265, ORS
				  677.100 & ORS 677.190
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0190 - Denial of Licensure

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(1) An applicant
			 may not be entitled to a license who:
(a) Has
			 failed to pass a medical licensure examination for licensure in the State of
			 Oregon;
(b) Has had a license
			 revoked or suspended in this or any other state or country unless the said
			 license has been restored or reinstated and the applicant's license is in good
			 standing in the state or country which had revoked the same;
(c) Has been refused a license or certificate
			 in any other state or country on any grounds other than failure in a medical
			 licensure examination;
(d) Has been
			 guilty of conduct similar to that which would be prohibited by or to which ORS
			 677.190 would apply; or
(e) Has
			 been guilty of cheating or subverting the medical licensing examination
			 process. Medical licensing examination means any examination given by the Board
			 to an applicant for registration, certification or licensure under this act.
			 Evidence of cheating or subverting includes, but is not limited to:
(A) Copying answers from another examinee or
			 permitting one's answers to be copied by another examinee during the
			 examination;
(B) Having in one's
			 possession during the examination any books, notes, written or printed
			 materials or data of any kind, other than examination materials distributed by
			 board staff, which could facilitate the applicant in completing the
			 examination;
(C) Communicating with
			 any other examinee during the administration of the examination;
(D) Removing from the examining room any
			 examination materials;
(E)
			 Photographing or otherwise reproducing examination materials.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 20 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE IN OREGON › Section 847-020-0200 - Required School Subjects

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Subjects covered in schools of medicine that grant degrees of
				Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine as set forth in ORS
				677.110are basic sciences, clinical sciences, clinical competence and/or other
				subjects that may be specified by the Board.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 677.265
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  677.110
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 23 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER EMERITUS PHYSICIANS › Section 847-023-0000 - Definitions

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(1) "Health clinic"
			 means a public health clinic or a health clinic operated by a charitable
			 corporation that mainly provides primary physical health, dental or mental
			 health services to low-income patients without charge or using a sliding fee
			 scale based on the income of the patient.
(2) "Emeritus registration" means a licensee
			 who has retired from active practice, but does only volunteer, non-remunerative
			 practice and receives no direct monetary compensation, may register and pay an
			 annual emeritus registration fee.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  677.265
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  677.120,
				  677.265
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 23 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER EMERITUS PHYSICIANS › Section 847-023-0005 - Qualifications

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(1) The Board may
			 issue a volunteer emeritus license to a physician who volunteers at a health
			 clinic provided that the physician:
(a) Has a
			 current license to practice medicine in another state or territory of the
			 United States or the District of Columbia; and
(b) Has successfully passed one of the
			 examinations or combination of examinations per OAR 847-020-0170.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 23 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER EMERITUS PHYSICIANS › Section 847-023-0010 - Documents and Forms to be Submitted for Licensure

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The documents submitted must be legible and no larger than 8
				1/2" x 11". All documents and photographs will be retained by the Board as a
				permanent part of the application file. If original documents are larger than 8
				1/2" x 11", the copies must be reduced to the correct size with all wording and
				signatures clearly shown. Official translations are required for documents
				issued in a foreign language. The following documents are required:
(1) Application: Completed formal application
			 provided by the Board. Required dates must include month, day and year. The
			 application fee is waived for physicians applying for a volunteer emeritus
			 license.
(2) Birth Certificate: A
			 copy of birth certificate.
(3)
			 Medical School Diploma: A copy of a diploma showing graduation from an approved
			 school of medicine or an international school of medicine. International
			 medical graduates must have graduated after meeting the attendance requirements
			 specified in OAR 847-020-0130.
(4)
			 American Specialty Board Certification or Recertification: A copy of the
			 certification or recertification certificate issued by the American Specialty
			 Board in the applicant's specialty, if applicable.
(5) Photograph: A close-up, color,
			 passport-quality photograph, front view, head and shoulders (not profile), with
			 features distinct, taken within 90 days preceding the filing of the
			 application.
(6) The results of a
			 Practitioner Self-Query from the National Practitioner Data Bank sent directly
			 to the Board by the applicant.
(7)
			 Legible fingerprints as described in 847-008-0068  for the purpose of a criminal
			 records background check.
(8) An
			 open-book examination on the Medical Practice Act (ORS chapter 677) and Oregon
			 Administrative Rules chapter 847. If an applicant fails the examination three
			 times, the applicant must attend an informal meeting with a Board member, the
			 Executive Director, a Board investigator and/or the Medical Director of the
			 Board to discuss the applicant's failure of the examination before being given
			 a fourth and final attempt to pass the examination. If the applicant does not
			 pass the examination on the fourth attempt, the applicant may be denied
			 licensure.
(9) Any other
			 documentation or explanatory statements as required by the Board.
Stat. Auth.: ORS 181A.195,
				  677.265
Stats. Implemented: ORS 181A.195,
				  677.100,
				  677.120,
				  677.265
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 23 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER EMERITUS PHYSICIANS › Section 847-023-0015 - Letters and Official Verifications to be Submitted for Licensure

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(1) The applicant
			 must ensure that either official documents are sent directly to the Board from
			 the source or a certified copy is sent directly to the Board from another state
			 medical board where the applicant is licensed:
(a) The Verification of Medical Education
			 form, which includes degree issued, date of degree, dates of attendance, dates
			 and reason of any leaves of absence or repeated years, and dates, name and
			 location of medical school if a transfer student. Graduates of medical schools
			 in the United States must have graduated from a school per OAR 847-020-0120(1)
 
			 and graduates of international medical schools must have graduated from a
			 school per 847-020-0130(2).
(b) A
			 Dean's Letter of Recommendation, which includes a statement concerning the
			 applicant's moral and ethical character and overall performance as a medical
			 student. If the school attests that a Dean's Letter is unavailable or the Board
			 determines that it is unacceptable, a copy of the transcripts may be
			 acceptable.
(c) A letter from the
			 Fifth Pathway Hospital, if such applies, which includes an evaluation of
			 overall performance and specific beginning and ending dates of
			 training.
(d) A letter from the
			 Director of Medical Education, Chairman or other official of the internship,
			 residency and fellowship hospitals in the United States and other countries in
			 which the postgraduate training was served, which includes an evaluation of
			 overall performance and specific beginning and ending dates of
			 training.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 25 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE ACROSS STATE LINES › Section 847-025-0000 - Preamble

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(1) A telemedicine
			 licensee is subject to all the provisions of the Medical Practice Act (ORS
			 Chapter 677), and to all the administrative rules of the Oregon Medical
			 Board.
(2) A telemedicine licensee
			 has the same duties and responsibilities and is subject to the same penalties
			 and sanctions as any other physician or physician assistant licensed under ORS
			 Chapter 677, including but not limited to the following:
(a) The telemedicine licensee must establish
			 an appropriate provider-patient relationship;
(b) The telemedicine licensee must make a
			 judgment based on some type of objective criteria upon which to diagnose,
			 treat, correct, or prescribe;
(c)
			 The telemedicine licensee must engage in all necessary practices that are in
			 the best interest of the patient; and
(d) The telemedicine licensee must provide
			 for an acceptable continuity of care for patients, including follow-up care,
			 information, and documentation of care provided to the patient or suitably
			 identified care providers of the patient.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 25 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE ACROSS STATE LINES › Section 847-025-0010 - Definitions

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For the purpose of OAR chapter 847, division 025:
(1) "Applicant" means an out-of-state
			 physician or physician assistant applying for a license to practice medicine
			 across state lines.
(2)
			 "Telemedicine licensee" means an out-of-state physician or physician assistant
			 granted a license to practice medicine across state lines under ORS
			 677.135 through
			 677.141.
(3) "The practice of medicine across state
			 lines" means:
(a) The rendering directly to a
			 person of a written or otherwise documented medical opinion concerning the
			 diagnosis or treatment of that person located within Oregon for the purpose of
			 patient care by a physician or physician assistant located outside Oregon as a
			 result of the transmission of individual patient data by telemedicine as
			 defined in Oregon Laws 2022, chapter 45, section 14, from within Oregon to that
			 physician, the physician's agent, or physician assistant outside Oregon;
			 or
(b) The rendering of medical
			 treatment directly to a person located within Oregon by a physician or
			 physician assistant located outside Oregon as a result of the outward
			 transmission of individual patient data by telemedicine as defined in Oregon
			 Laws 2022, chapter 45, section 14, from within this state to that physician,
			 the physician's agent, or a physician assistant outside the
			 state.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 25 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE ACROSS STATE LINES › Section 847-025-0020 - Exemptions

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(1) A license to practice across state lines
			 is not required of a physician or physician assistant:
(a) Engaging in the practice of medicine
			 across state lines in an emergency; or
(b) Located outside this state who consults
			 with another physician or physician assistant licensed to practice medicine in
			 this state, and who does not undertake the primary responsibility for
			 diagnosing or rendering treatment to a patient in Oregon;
(c) Located outside the state and who has an
			 established provider-patient relationship with a patient who is in Oregon
			 temporarily for the purpose of business, education, vacation, or work and who
			 requires the direct medical treatment by that physician or physician
			 assistant.
(d) Located outside the
			 state and who has an established provider-patient relationship with a patient
			 located in Oregon who requires temporary or intermittent follow-up
			 care.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 25 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE ACROSS STATE LINES › Section 847-025-0030 - Limitations

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(1) A license for
			 the practice of medicine across state lines does not permit a telemedicine
			 licensee to practice medicine in the state of Oregon except when engaging in
			 the practice of medicine across state lines.
(2) A license to practice medicine across
			 state lines is not a limited license per ORS
			 677.132 or
			 ORS
			 677.535.
(3) A telemedicine licensee must not:
(a) Act as a dispensing physician as
			 described in ORS
			 677.010(5)
			 or dispensing physician assistant as described in ORS
			 677.511;
(b) Prescribe controlled substances for the
			 management of chronic pain to a person located in Oregon;
(c) Provide written documentation for
			 purposes of ORS 475C.783;
(d)
			 Employ a physician assistant as defined in ORS
			 677.495 to treat a person located within Oregon;
(e) Assert a lien for services under ORS
			 87.555;
(f) Act as a supervising physician of an
			 Oregon-certified First Responder or Emergency Medical Technician as defined in
			 ORS
			 682.245;
(g) Be eligible for any tax credit provided
			 by ORS
			 316.076;
(h) Participate in the Rural Health Services
			 Program under 442.550 to 442.570; or
(i) Prescribe medication based only on a sale
			 or form over the Internet, unless an appropriate provider-patient relationship
			 is established and the standard of care described in ORS
			 677.095 and
			 677.265 is met.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 25 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE ACROSS STATE LINES › Section 847-025-0040 - Qualifications

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(1) To qualify for
			 a license to practice medicine across state lines:
(a) An applicant must hold a full,
			 unrestricted license to practice medicine in another state, must not have been
			 the recipient of a previous disciplinary or other action by any other state or
			 jurisdiction and must otherwise meet the standards of licensure under ORS
			 chapter 677.
(b) An applicant who
			 meets the qualifications for a license to practice medicine across state lines
			 with the exception of being the recipient of previous disciplinary or other
			 action by another state or jurisdiction may be issued a license for the
			 practice of medicine across state lines if the Board finds that the previous
			 disciplinary or other action does not indicate that the applicant is a
			 potential threat to the public interest, health, welfare and safety of the
			 citizens of the state of Oregon.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 25 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE ACROSS STATE LINES › Section 847-025-0050 - Application

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(1) When applying for a license to practice
			 medicine across state lines, the applicant must submit to the Board:
(a) The completed application, fees,
			 documents, letters, any civil penalties or hearing costs that may be due, and
			 any other information required by the Board for physician licensure as stated
			 in OAR 847, division 20 or physician assistant licensure as stated in OAR 847,
			 division 50; and
(b) A description
			 of the applicant's intended practice of medicine across state lines in the
			 state of Oregon.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 25 - RULES FOR LICENSURE TO PRACTICE MEDICINE ACROSS STATE LINES › Section 847-025-0060 - Medical Records and Personal Appearance

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A telemedicine licensee must:
(1) Comply with all applicable laws, rules,
			 and regulations in this state governing the maintenance of patient medical
			 records, including patient confidentiality requirements, regardless of the
			 state where the medical records of any patient within this state are
			 maintained; and
(2) Produce patient
			 medical records or other materials as requested by the Board and appear before
			 the Board following receipt of a written notice issued by the Board. Failure of
			 the telemedicine licensee to appear or to produce records or materials as
			 requested shall constitute grounds for disciplinary action per ORS
			 677.190.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  677.265
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  677.135,
				  677.137,
				  677.139  & 677.141
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 26 - RULES FOR LICENSE BY EXPEDITED ENDORSEMENT › Section 847-026-0000 - Qualifications for License by Endorsement

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(1) The Oregon Medical Board may issue a
			 license by endorsement to a physician who:
(a) Meets the requirements for licensure as
			 stated in OAR 847-020-0120, 847-020-0130, 847-020-0170, and 847-023-0005;
(b) Has not had privileges at a
			 hospital, clinic, or surgical center denied, reduced, restricted, suspended,
			 revoked, terminated and has not been subject to staff disciplinary action or
			 non-renewal of an employment contract for reasons in the Board's judgment
			 related to medical practice or unprofessional conduct, or been requested to
			 voluntarily resign or had privileges suspended while under investigation;
(c) Is eligible for primary source
			 verification of medical education, post-graduate training and examination
			 scores through the state in which the applicant was originally licensed. The
			 Board may use current certification by the American Board of Medical
			 Specialties or the American Osteopathic Association's Bureau of Osteopathic
			 Specialists as a proxy for verification of medical education, post-graduate
			 training and examination scores from the initial state of licensure;
(d) Is in good standing, with no restrictions
			 or limitations upon, actions taken against, or investigation or disciplinary
			 action pending against his/her license in any state, district, territory, or
			 jurisdiction where applicant is or has been licensed;
(e) Has no significant malpractice claim
			 patterns or patient care issues as determined by the Board;
(f) Has one (1) year of current, active,
			 unrestricted, unlimited clinical practice in their medical specialty, if any,
			 as an active, unrestricted, unlimited licensee of a state, district, territory,
			 or jurisdiction in the United States or Canada in the year preceding the
			 physician's submission to the Board of an application to practice in Oregon, or
			 if retired must have been retired for no more than one (1) calendar year
			 preceding the physician's submission to the Board of an application to practice
			 in Oregon.
(A) Clinical patient practice will
			 be documented by verification of staff privileges, or non-consulting medical
			 employment.
(B) A year of
			 accredited clinical fellowship in the applicant's medical specialty as an
			 active, unrestricted, unlimited licensee of a state, district, territory or
			 jurisdiction in the United States or Canada qualifies as a year of clinical
			 practice.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 26 - RULES FOR LICENSE BY EXPEDITED ENDORSEMENT › Section 847-026-0005 - Application

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The applicant must submit a completed application to the board
				on a form furnished by the Board with the required non-refundable application
				fee. The applicant must attest that all questions have been answered completely
				and all answers and statements are true and correct. Any false information is
				grounds for denial, limitation, suspension or revocation of
				licensure.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  677.265, HB 2435 (2009)
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  677.265, HB 2435
				  (2009)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 26 - RULES FOR LICENSE BY EXPEDITED ENDORSEMENT › Section 847-026-0010 - Documents, Letters, Certifications Obtained by the Board

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The Board will obtain the following documents, letters,
				certifications if any and results of queries of national databases required for
				licensure on behalf of the applicant:
(1) Verification of certification by the
			 American Board of Medical Specialties or the American Osteopathic Association's
			 Bureau of Osteopathic Specialists;
(2) Verification of re-certification by the
			 American Board of Medical Specialties or the American Osteopathic Association's
			 Bureau of Osteopathic Specialists;
(3) The results of a query of the National
			 Practitioner Data Bank; and
(4)
			 The results of the query of the Federation of State Medical Boards' Board
			 Action Data Bank.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  677.265,
				  677.115
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  677.265,
				  677.115)
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 26 - RULES FOR LICENSE BY EXPEDITED ENDORSEMENT › Section 847-026-0015 - Documents and Forms to be Submitted for Licensure

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The documents submitted must be legible and no larger than 8 ?"
				x 11". All documents and photographs will be retained by the Board as a
				permanent part of the application file. If original documents are larger than 8
				?" x 11", the copies must be reduced to the correct size with all wording and
				signatures clearly shown. Official translations are required for documents
				issued in a foreign language.
(1) The
			 following documents may be submitted by the applicant, the applicant's initial
			 state of licensure, or the Federation of State Medical Boards' Federation
			 Credentialing Verification Service Profile (FCVS):
(a) Birth Certificate: A copy of birth
			 certificate.
(b) Medical School
			 Diploma: A copy of a diploma showing graduation from an approved school of
			 medicine or an international school of medicine.
(c) Internship, Residency and Fellowship
			 Certificates: A copy of official internship, residency and fellowship
			 certificates showing completion of all postgraduate training.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 26 - RULES FOR LICENSE BY EXPEDITED ENDORSEMENT › Section 847-026-0020 - Letters and Official Grade Certifications to be Submitted for Licensure

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The applicant must request official letters or verifications to
				be sent to the Board directly from the following:
(1) The Executive Secretary of the State
			 Boards in the United States or Canada where the applicant has been currently or
			 most recently practicing. The currently dated original verification of license
			 (copy is not acceptable) shall show license number, date issued, grades if
			 applicable and status.
(2) The
			 National Board of Medical Examiners (NBME), the National Board of Osteopathic
			 Medical Examiners (NBOME), the Medical Council of Canada (LMCC), or the
			 Federation of State Medical Boards (FLEX, USMLE) must provide an official grade
			 certification if not available from the initial state of licensure;
(3) The Director or other official for
			 practice and employment in hospitals, clinics and surgical centers in the
			 United States and Canada. A verification form or letter with original signature
			 must be submitted from the practice sites where the applicant was physically
			 practicing which shall include an evaluation of overall performance and
			 specific beginning and ending dates of practice and employment from the past
			 five (5) years. If such verification is unavailable or incomplete, provide
			 three reference letters from physicians in the local medical community who are
			 familiar with the applicant's practice and who have known the applicant for
			 more than six months.
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS
				  677.265  & ORS
				  677.133
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS
				  677.265  & ORS
				  677.133
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 28 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER CAMP PHYSICIANS › Section 847-028-0000 - Preamble

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A physician granted a license to volunteer medical services at
				a camp operated by a nonprofit organization:
(1) Is subject to all the provisions of the
			 Medical Practice Act (ORS Chapter 677), and to all the administrative rules of
			 the Oregon Medical Board.
(2) Has
			 the same duties and responsibilities and is subject to the same penalties and
			 sanctions as any other physician licensed under ORS Chapter 677.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  677.265
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  677.100, ORS
				  677.110, ORS
				  677.120
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 28 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER CAMP PHYSICIANS › Section 847-028-0010 - Qualifications

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(1) The Oregon
			 Medical Board may issue a license for the voluntary provision of health care
			 services at a camp operated by a nonprofit organization to a physician who has
			 a current license to practice medicine in another state or territory of the
			 United States or the District of Columbia, provided that:
(a) The physician practices medicine for no
			 more than 14 days in a calendar year at a camp operated by a non-profit
			 organization;
(b) Renders services
			 within the scope of practice authorized by the physician's license;
(c) Holds a current license that has not been
			 suspended or revoked and is not under current disciplinary action (order)
			 pursuant to disciplinary proceedings in any jurisdiction;
(d) Is not under internal review or
			 discipline in any hospital, clinic, or health care facility; and
(e) Is not under disciplinary investigation
			 by any medical licensing authority that issued the physician a state license to
			 practice medicine.
(f) Must
			 otherwise meet the standards of licensure under ORS 677.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 28 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER CAMP PHYSICIANS › Section 847-028-0020 - Limitations

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(1) A license to
			 volunteer medical services at a camp operated by a nonprofit organization does
			 not permit a physician to practice medicine in the state of Oregon except when
			 engaging in the provision of health care services at a camp operated by a
			 non-profit organization.
(2) A
			 license to volunteer medical services at a camp operated by a nonprofit
			 organization is not a limited license per ORS
			 677.132.
(3) A physician issued a license to volunteer
			 medical services at a camp operated by a nonprofit organization shall not:
(a) Act as a dispensing physician as
			 described in ORS
			 677.010(5);
(b) Treat a person within this state for
			 intractable pain, per ORS
			 677.470,
			 677.489;
(c) Enter a collaboration
			 agreement with an Oregon licensed Physician Assistant as defined in ORS
			 677.495;
(d) Act as a supervising physician of an
			 Oregon-certified First Responder or Emergency Medical Technician as defined in
			 ORS
			 682.245;
(e) Be eligible for any tax credit provided
			 by ORS
			 316.076;
(f) Participate in the Rural Health Services
			 Program under ORS
			 442.550 to
			 442.570;
			 or
(g) Assert a lien for services
			 under ORS
			 87.555.
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 28 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER CAMP PHYSICIANS › Section 847-028-0030 - Application

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(1) When applying
			 for a license to volunteer medical services at a camp operated by a nonprofit
			 organization, the physician shall submit to the Board the completed
			 application, fees, documents, letters, and any other information required by
			 the Board for physician (MD/DO) licensure as stated in OAR 847, division
			 020.
(2) A physician applying for a
			 license to volunteer medical services at a camp operated by a nonprofit
			 organization who has not completed the process within a 12 month consecutive
			 period shall file a new application, documents, letters and pay a full filing
			 fee as if filing for the first time.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  677.265
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  677.100,
				  677.265
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 28 - RULES FOR LICENSURE OF VOLUNTEER CAMP PHYSICIANS › Section 847-028-0040 - Medical Records and Personal Appearance

Current through Register Vol. 63, No. 7, July 1, 2024
A physician granted a license to volunteer medical services at
				a camp operated by a nonprofit organization shall:
(1) Comply with all applicable laws, rules,
			 and regulations in this state governing the maintenance of patient medical
			 records, including patient confidentiality requirements, regardless of the
			 state where the medical records of any patient within this state are
			 maintained; and
(2) Produce patient
			 medical records or other materials as requested by the Board and appear before
			 the Board following receipt of a written notice issued by the Board. Failure of
			 the physician to appear or to produce records or materials as requested shall
			 constitute grounds for disciplinary action per ORS
			 677.190.
Stat. Auth.: ORS
				  677.265
Stats. Implemented: ORS
				  677.100, ORS
				  677.110, ORS
				  677.120
Oregon Administrative Rules › Chapter 847 - OREGON MEDICAL BOARD › Division 31 - BOARD APPROVAL OF FOREIGN SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE › Section 847-031-0010 - Criteria for Approval of Foreign Schools of Medicine

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A foreign school of medicine must meet the following criteria
				to be approved by the Oregon Medical Board.
(1) Objectives: A foreign school of medicine
			 shall have a program designed to prepare graduates to enter and complete
			 graduate medical education to qualify for licensure, and to provide competent
			 medical care.
(2) Governance: A
			 foreign school of medicine shall be chartered by the jurisdiction in which it
			 operates.
(3) Administration:
(a) The administrative officers and members
			 of the foreign school medicine faculty shall be appointed by, or under the
			 authority of, the governing board of the foreign school of medicine or its
			 parent university.
(b) The dean of
			 the foreign school of medicine shall be qualified by education and experience
			 to provide leadership in medical education and in the care of
			 patients.
(c) The manner in which
			 the foreign school of medicine is organized, including the responsibilities and
			 privileges of administrative officers, faculty, students and committees shall
			 be promulgated in medical school or university bylaws.
(d) If components of the program are
			 conducted at sites geographically separated from the main campus, the foreign
			 school of medicine shall be fully responsible for the conduct and quality of
			 the educational program at these sites and for identification of the faculty
			 there.