What is the likelyhood that the WREB passes the audit by the CA board? IMO, I think the likelyhood would be high, being that more people would take the WREB exam resulting in higher revenue.
Also to clarify, the CA clinical test is basically the license test right? The only other test would be the CA law and ethics test as of now. But if WREB passes, then WREB would be the clinical license test, and you would still have to take the Law and ethics test of CA. Is this Law and ethics test very difficult? Also with regards to the last paragraph about not having failed the licensure exam within 5 years. Is this the CA license exam or the WREB/NERB. In my thinking, I would think it's the CA licensure exam because the WREB/NERB do not issue licenses, they just provide exams. But i'm not too sure on this... but if that is the case, then why would people who want to practice in CA take exams this year since if they did not pass, they would have to wait 5 years or more to abide by the new law? Also, does anyone know of PGY-1 spots in CA or on the west coast? Thanks.
Furthermore, what does it mean about those who failed the licensure exam at l