Texas Medical Jurisprudence Exam
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Who does the Texas Medical 1) Physicians
Practice Act apply primarily to? 2) Certain allied health professionals: physician
assistants, acupuncturists, and surgical assistants
What are the requirements for a 1) must be at least 21 years old
Texas Medical License? 2) 60 college hours outside of medical school
3) Possession of a DO/MD degree
4) Completion of a one year-internship (for U.S.
graduates)
5) Successful completion of all USMLE Steps within
7 years
6) Passing the Texas Jurisprudence (JP) exam
How often do Texas licenses need to Every 2 years
be renewed?
, How long after expiration of a Texas 31 days after expiration
medical license is it considered a
3rd-degree felony to practice?
What happens within 30 days of your grace period with no fine
Texas medical license expiring?
What happens 31 to 89 days after 3rd degree felony to practice and a $75 late fee
your Texas medical license expires?
What happens 90 to 364 days after $150 late fee
your Texas medical license expires?
What happens 1 to 2 years after your License is canceled; must reapply as a new
Texas medical license expires? applicant but may petition the board to waive the
JP exam
What happens more than 3 years License is canceled; must reapply and take the JP
after your Texas medical license exam.
expires?
How many CME hours must you 48 hours biennially (every 2 years)
complete for your Texas Medical
License?
How many hours of CME must be At least 24 hours
formal Category 1 hours?
How many hours of CME must be in 2 hours
ethics or professional responsibility?
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Terms in this set (81) Hide definitions
Who does the Texas Medical 1) Physicians
Practice Act apply primarily to? 2) Certain allied health professionals: physician
assistants, acupuncturists, and surgical assistants
What are the requirements for a 1) must be at least 21 years old
Texas Medical License? 2) 60 college hours outside of medical school
3) Possession of a DO/MD degree
4) Completion of a one year-internship (for U.S.
graduates)
5) Successful completion of all USMLE Steps within
7 years
6) Passing the Texas Jurisprudence (JP) exam
How often do Texas licenses need to Every 2 years
be renewed?
, How long after expiration of a Texas 31 days after expiration
medical license is it considered a
3rd-degree felony to practice?
What happens within 30 days of your grace period with no fine
Texas medical license expiring?
What happens 31 to 89 days after 3rd degree felony to practice and a $75 late fee
your Texas medical license expires?
What happens 90 to 364 days after $150 late fee
your Texas medical license expires?
What happens 1 to 2 years after your License is canceled; must reapply as a new
Texas medical license expires? applicant but may petition the board to waive the
JP exam
What happens more than 3 years License is canceled; must reapply and take the JP
after your Texas medical license exam.
expires?
How many CME hours must you 48 hours biennially (every 2 years)
complete for your Texas Medical
License?
How many hours of CME must be At least 24 hours
formal Category 1 hours?
How many hours of CME must be in 2 hours
ethics or professional responsibility?
