California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 7.7 — Physician Assistants, Article 7.5 — International Medical Graduate Physician Assistants

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Section 3537.10Requires the department to coordinate a no-cost training program for international medical graduates who commit to four years of full-time service in…Section 3537.15Requires a pilot international-medical-graduate physician-assistant training program to begin September 1, 1994 or eight months after federal implementation funds become available, whichever…Section 3537.20Allows a person who satisfactorily completes the established program to qualify for physician-assistant licensure if the person also successfully completes the required…Section 3537.25Requires pilot and ongoing international-medical-graduate physician-assistant training to be provided at no cost in exchange for each participant’s written, enforceable commitment, after…Section 3537.30Sets liquidated damages for a licensed program participant who defaults on the service commitment at the training cost plus interest from default,…Section 3537.35Requires the department to identify medically underserved areas, calculate the cost of seeking cover as the needed annual incentive multiplied by four…Section 3537.40Establishes the Physician Assistant Training Fund in the State Treasury to receive funds collected under the specified training provision. Allows the Department…Section 3537.45Prohibits funding the program, directly or indirectly, through an increase in the fees charged to physician assistants under the referenced fee provision.…Section 3537.50Prohibits use of General Fund revenue to implement the international-medical-graduate physician-assistant training article and makes pilot and permanent programs contingent on sufficient…

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