MI HB4066

Enacts the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact effective 180 days after the bill's effective date, creating a streamlined pathway for physicians to obtain expedited licenses in multiple member states without changing existing state Medical Practice Acts.

Establishes eligibility requirements for physicians seeking expedited licenses, including graduation from accredited medical schools, passing licensing exams within three attempts, completing approved graduate medical education, holding specialty certification, maintaining a full unrestricted license, and having no criminal convictions or disciplinary history.

Creates the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Commission to administer the compact, consisting of two voting representatives appointed by each member state, with authority to promulgate rules, collect fees, maintain a physician database, and coordinate disciplinary actions across member states.

Requires the compact to become effective and binding when enacted by at least seven states; allows states to withdraw with one year notice and member states to redesignate their state of principal license; automatically suspends all licenses held by a physician for 90 days if their principal license is revoked or suspended.

Repeals Section 16189 effective three years after the bill's enactment; bill takes effect 90 days after enactment and is contingent on House Bill 4067 also being enacted into law.