I will be moving to live in Jackson, Mississippi. What medical certificates and requirements do I need to have
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where are you coming from? another country? usually states don't have medical requirements, the country itself imposes the requirements.
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A will, a living will, a social security number, a passport, and a driver's licence.  Birth certificate is important but if you have the others it is sort of taken care of.
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usually most states you need to live there at least a year and in that time you change your license to there state, get a job, register to vote.  If you are doing it for college you need to prove to the college that you have ties to the city and that you are not planning on moving back home after you graduate.  A lease will also help.  The minimum is usually a year and if it is for college they don't just take your word for it they want proof.
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It's extremely easy. Contact the superior court clerk for the county in which you live. The website below is an "online application," but it's not applicable in every GA county.\n\nBasically you just have to go to the county clerk and certify that you are a good person.
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Contact the Milwaukee County Register in Deeds - they keep track of birth and death certificates. If they don;t have the information, they should be able to tell you where to find it.
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Most states vary, but your best best is to ask the appropriate officials of where you live.  Better safe than sorry!  Good luck
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Try HIPPA.com that should give you the information you need.
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I am not sure if this will help you, but there is a distance program to be a Specialist in Blood Bank (SBB) run by the Gulf Coast Regional Blood Center in Texas.  This program prepares students to sit for the ASCP SBB exam as well as the physician exam.\n\nhttp://www.giveblood.org/education/distance.htm
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http://www.mississippi.gov/index.jsp\n\nThis is the official state web site for Mississippi.  \nGood luck!\n\nhttp://www.mississippi.gov/frameset.jsp?URL=http://www.mdac.state.ms.us/n_library/misc/ag_overview.html\n\nJust found this site - it is awesome - it lists the states resources!!!
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I don't live in the area, but your phone book should be a start if you have nothing else to go on.  It is better to have references, though.  You may want to contact your local hospital to direct you.  Good luck and God bless.
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Contact the Board of Medical Quality Assurance in  your state or the medical society in your county.   The specific answer varies from one jurisdiction to another.
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Yes, it is a state requirement, unless you get a note from a doctor.
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Contact the Court Clerk to see what Licensing requirements have to be met.  Try to align yourself with a clinic, hospital, church, school or doctor's group to get started.
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I think this is the question you are asking:\n\nQuestion: I have an M.D. degree from a Russian university.  How may I practice medicine in the U.S.?\n\nAnswer: You need a physician's license.  These are issued by each State for the physicians practicing in that state.  You should contact the Medical Licensing Board for the state where you expect to live.  Ask them how to get a license to practice medicine in that state.
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I doubt it, you would have more luck with a doctors office or hospital record along with a dss card with your picture on it. you need some kind of photo id and a birth certificate would help.  If you know what county you were born in then you can go to there department of vital record and get a birth certificate with a hospital or doctor record for around $20 to $30 depending on your state.  apply for DSS with these to documents and they will give you a photo ID (DSS is food stamps and housing money)\nwith these three pieces of ID you can apply for a state id card if you are not legal or if you legal then go to social security and apply for a copy of your social security card. now you have state id a social security card a birth certificate and a DSS photo id with food and shelter money.
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You need to ask your physician! Your physician WILL know the proper steps to go through and is the one who must qualify you for the permit anyway.
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http://www.msubillings.edu/cotfaculty/paramedic/\n\nYou might also call your local Ambulance service and ask them who does it locally.  In order to be nationally certifiable, the school has to be nationally accredited.   A great number of Vo-Tech schools are doing it now.