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Hey all,
I am currently an IM resident and will be starting subspecialty training in Texas this summer. I'd like to use my general (internal medicine) training to do some moonlighting on the weekends.
Can anyone give me some guidance re: obtaining a Texas license?
Should I apply for it now just as a doctor who has completed his training would (and pony up the $850 myself, sign up for the jurisprudence exam, etc)?
Or should I wait to get some sort of doctor-in-training license later on? Does such a thing exist and does it give you the flexibility to moonlight at institutions other than your own?
Just curious what other future Texas fellows in my shoes have done. Thanks!
Thanks
I am currently an IM resident and will be starting subspecialty training in Texas this summer. I'd like to use my general (internal medicine) training to do some moonlighting on the weekends.
Can anyone give me some guidance re: obtaining a Texas license?
Should I apply for it now just as a doctor who has completed his training would (and pony up the $850 myself, sign up for the jurisprudence exam, etc)?
Or should I wait to get some sort of doctor-in-training license later on? Does such a thing exist and does it give you the flexibility to moonlight at institutions other than your own?
Just curious what other future Texas fellows in my shoes have done. Thanks!
Thanks