I have a bit of a problem with this, two years ago, I went to the doctor with my husband and this Doctor was from a different country and we were giving her the history I said he had a TBI, I am a critical care nurse and assumed that anyone in healthcare would know what a TBI is. She looked at me and said, oh, what is that? I had to explain to this supposed physician, a very simple term, what a traumatic brain injury was, this is unacceptable. Another time, a different foreign doctor told my son that being a diabetic, that what he ate today would not affect him until tomorrow, this is ludicrous. A doctor from another country does not understand that blood sugars postprandial food peaks at 2 hours, then she continued on to say that he didn't need to check his blood sugars! He's a diabetic for crying out loud. Of course he needs to monitor hia blood sugars! I just don't think that these people coming into the country without sufficient education is a miatake. No matter what protocol you put them through, no matter what hoops they jump theough, or what tests they need to take. I don't think it benefits the population especially here in Washington. This does not make sense to me why you want to do this. There is enough fraud and enough fraudulent paperwork around that I could probably go to another country and get some type of paperwork that says, I've been in medical school. We had it happen down. In Florida, a couple of years ago, they were giving out registered nurse licenses left and right for people that had never gone to school. Let's be a little bit smarter with our community. Please. .