Senior foreign-trained physicians who completed residency abroad, hold a full foreign license, and have ≥ 4 years of post-residency practice may qualify for a full U.S. license in the selected jurisdiction, then Florida deployment.
Some jurisdictions may additionally require a jurisprudence exam, interview, or further attestations.
We analyze your foreign training, licensure, and experience to select the most efficient U.S. full-licensure jurisdiction for your profile.
We prepare forms, manage FCVS/primary-source verifications where useful, and sequence any jurisprudence or other board steps—confirming USMLE Steps 1–3 are complete.
Upon issuance, we pivot to Florida—lining up compliant roles and documentation.
We coordinate Florida employers (including HPSA/underserved clinics when applicable) and provide a formal contingent employment offer letter once your full U.S. license is verified. This letter is suitable for Board submission or credentialing as part of your Florida deployment plan.
Timelines vary by jurisdiction, verification speed, and any exam components required.
Milestone-based advisory through first full U.S. license and Florida deployment planning.
Terms summarized; final agreement governs. “Physician job” means a licensed physician position (not trainee/observer). Our team prepares your Florida employment offer letter after license verification at no extra cost.
Yes. For this path, USMLE Step 1, Step 2, and Step 3 are required to qualify for a full U.S. license.
It depends on the jurisdiction. We’ll advise whether ECFMG/FCVS is advantageous or required for your specific route.
After your full U.S. license is issued in the selected jurisdiction, we activate Florida roles that comply with current rules, including a contingent employment offer letter when appropriate.
Residency certificate(s), foreign license verification, practice letters (≥4 yrs), IDs, CV, discipline clearance, translations, USMLE transcripts (Steps 1–3), and any jurisprudence results if applicable.
If you have foreign residency completed, a full foreign license, and ≥4 years’ practice, we can chart your most efficient U.S. full-license path and then activate Florida.
