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Idaho
These resources – like the public health crisis itself – are constantly evolving and are only current as to the date of publication. This page was last updated on April 27, 2020.
For more up-to-date information on the relief programs available in Idaho, we recommend that you visit the state's Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Resources website or Idaho Commerce's COVID-19 Resources and Information.
Description of Program and Relief
Waiver of Medical Licensing Requirements
Due to the increasing occurrence of COVID-19 and the need to increase the state’s healthcare capacity, Governor Little waived numerous administrative regulations related to medical licensing. These provisions include the Board of Medicine’s rules requiring 40 hours of continuing medical education to be completed every two years (Idaho Admin. Code. R. 22.02.02.079) and requiring interns and residents to apply for registration with the state (Idaho Admin. Code. R. 22.01.01.243) as well waiving the Board of Nursing’s requirement that applications for licensure by interstate endorsement include a notarized application form and fees (Idaho Admin. Code. R. 23.01.01.241.03).
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Governor’s Office, along with the Board of Medicine and Board of Nursing
Dates Available
Ongoing
Eligibility Requirements/Restrictions
Applies to medical licensing. Please check the provisions for the specific waivers.
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