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发信人: shmu (shmu), 信区: MedicalCareer
标 题: J-1医师如何申请州卫生部门支持的豁免
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Mar 29 23:31:15 2013, 美东)
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Request by a Designated State Public Health Department or its Equivalent (
Conrad State 30 Program)
Note: Only foreign medical doctors who received their exchange visitor J-1
status to pursue graduate medical education or training may apply for a
waiver under this basis.
Review the list of State Public Health Departments. The designated state
public health department must send the following items directly to the
Waiver Review Division. (Note: These items cannot be provided to you, the
waiver applicant, to submit to the Waiver Review Division.):
•Copies of all of your DS-2019/IAP-66 forms;
•Your curriculum vitae;
•A letter from the state public health department’s designated
official (designated by the state governor) which states it is in the
public
interest that you remain in the U.S. and includes the following:
1.Your name
2.You country of last legal permanent residence
3.Name of medical facility
4.Address of facility
5.U.S. Department of Health and Human Services designated Health
Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) ID number of medical shortage area
6.A letter from the facility that wishes to hire you;
•Evidence that the facility is in a Health Professional Shortage Area
or a Medically Underserved Area;
•A signed contract for no less than 40 hours a week for three years
between the facility and you, with signatures by you and the head of the
facility; and
•Form G-28 or letter from a law office, if you designated an attorney
to represent you.
NOTE: If you request a waiver under this basis and you also received
funding
from your home country government to participate in the exchange program,
your home country’s government must submit a No Objection Statement
directly to the Waiver Review Division. (Please see No Objection Statement
instructions.) The No Objection Statement is in addition to the waiver
request by the designated state public health department, explained above.
The No Objection Statement must clearly state that it is for a Request by a
Designated State Public Health Department (or its equivalent), or a Conrad
State 30 Program, waiver.
标 题: J-1医师如何申请州卫生部门支持的豁免
发信站: BBS 未名空间站 (Fri Mar 29 23:31:15 2013, 美东)
see
Request by a Designated State Public Health Department or its Equivalent (
Conrad State 30 Program)
Note: Only foreign medical doctors who received their exchange visitor J-1
status to pursue graduate medical education or training may apply for a
waiver under this basis.
Review the list of State Public Health Departments. The designated state
public health department must send the following items directly to the
Waiver Review Division. (Note: These items cannot be provided to you, the
waiver applicant, to submit to the Waiver Review Division.):
•Copies of all of your DS-2019/IAP-66 forms;
•Your curriculum vitae;
•A letter from the state public health department’s designated
official (designated by the state governor) which states it is in the
public
interest that you remain in the U.S. and includes the following:
1.Your name
2.You country of last legal permanent residence
3.Name of medical facility
4.Address of facility
5.U.S. Department of Health and Human Services designated Health
Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) ID number of medical shortage area
6.A letter from the facility that wishes to hire you;
•Evidence that the facility is in a Health Professional Shortage Area
or a Medically Underserved Area;
•A signed contract for no less than 40 hours a week for three years
between the facility and you, with signatures by you and the head of the
facility; and
•Form G-28 or letter from a law office, if you designated an attorney
to represent you.
NOTE: If you request a waiver under this basis and you also received
funding
from your home country government to participate in the exchange program,
your home country’s government must submit a No Objection Statement
directly to the Waiver Review Division. (Please see No Objection Statement
instructions.) The No Objection Statement is in addition to the waiver
request by the designated state public health department, explained above.
The No Objection Statement must clearly state that it is for a Request by a
Designated State Public Health Department (or its equivalent), or a Conrad
State 30 Program, waiver.
