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If a person has more than 3 attempts at any step and rest of the steps in first attempt, can he apply in the state of texas residency programs?
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Certainly this depends on selection criteria of a program... Search all of them and apply wisely...
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How would you explain this?................
"All steps of your licensure examination must have been passed within 3 attempts and all steps must be passed within 7 years. There are some exceptions to the 3 attempt limit. Refer to the Exam Attempts and Eligibility handout. There are also some exceptions to the 7 year limit. Refer to Board Rule 163.6 (c) for information on the exceptions to the time limit."
Ref: http://www.tmb.state.tx.us/apps/physician_eligibi...
So can one apply with more than 3 attempts for PGY1 positions in residency programs??
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| oldkidontheblock
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Similarly.....can one apply in residency programs in these states like ......
GA, IL, IN, MN, NH, OK , AL, KS, TX, WI, OR with similar credentials?
I am confused about the difference in applying for step 3 and difference in applying for residency/licensure.
If one cannot apply for step 3 in a state does that mean that he/she cannot even apply for residency at PGY1 position in those states too?
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Usally when there is a limit for 3 attempt in ecah step cos then you can not get permenant licence to practice,then they donot take candidate for residency too.
In texas the exception rule is only one step 4 attempt if
1.if you applied for licence before 2005/006 something like that
2.if u have permenant licences in other state for 5 yrs with no probation etc.
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