Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A bill that would ease the process for out-of-state doctors to become licensed in the state is headed to Gov. Michelle Lujan ...

In your Jan. 13 editorial you make the important point that in this technological day and age, people should have easier access to the health care they need regardless of the state in which they live ...

The Department of Health and Human Services will give $2.5 million to expand the reach of professional interstate licensure compacts, it announced Tuesday at the Health Resource Services ...

An interstate social work licensing bill took effect Friday, but Ohio is still at least a year from allowing its social workers to meet with clients who live outside of the Buckeye State and vice ...

SANTA FE — For more than 20 years, New Mexico has only been a member of one interstate medical compact — an agreement dealing with nurses. But that could change this year, as 10 separate medical ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Mar. 17—SANTA FE — Amid a chronic health care worker shortage, New Mexico lawmakers are weighing proposals to make it easier for ...

A coalition of health industry leaders is backing a policy it says would help stop the statewide hemorrhaging of health care workers — allowing certain out-of-state professionals to practice in Texas.

Rep. Gail Armstrong (R-Magdalena) offered one of the only comments of the day before joining a unanimous vote to send the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Act to the governor. Without meaningful ...

Email notifications are only sent once a day, and only if there are new matching items. A bill that would ease the process for out-of-state doctors to become licensed in the state is headed to Gov.

SANTA FE — Amid a chronic health care worker shortage, New Mexico lawmakers are weighing proposals to make it easier for licensed out-of-state practitioners to work in the state. A package of bills ...

A coalition of health industry leaders are backing a policy they say would help stop the statewide hemorrhaging of health care workers — allowing certain out-of-state professionals to practice in ...