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Occupational licensing, also
called licensure, is a form of
government regulation requiring a
license to
pursue a
particular profession or
vocation for...
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Licensing Examination (USMLE) is a three-step
examination program for
medical licensure in the
United States sponsored by the
Federation of
State Medical Boards...
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Principles of
Internal Medicine, "the training, practice, credentialing,
licensure, and reimbur****t of
osteopathic physicians is
virtually indistinguishable...
- The
National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX) is a
nationwide examination for the
licensing of
nurses in the
United States, Canada, and Australia...
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Nurse licensure is the
process by
which various regulatory bodies,
usually a
Board of Nursing,
regulate the
practice of
nursing within its jurisdiction...
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Phlebotomy licensure is the
process by
which various regulatory bodies regulate the
practice of
phlebotomy within its
jurisdiction through licensure. In many...
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Regulation and
licensure in
engineering is
established by
various jurisdictions of the
world to
encourage life,
public welfare, safety, well-being, then...
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licensing in Canada, "The path
through immigration,
residency training,
licensure and
employment promises to
remain a
difficult road to navigate," and emphasizes...
- the bachelor's degree—to gain
demonstrable competence and experience.
Licensure as a
psychologist may take an
additional one to two
years post-PhD/PsyD...
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professional and
commercial licensure, is
dependent on
their particular immigration status.
Certain non-citizens may be
barred from
licensure based on
their visa...
