Pennsylvania joins health care licensure compacts, easing interstate work for nurses, doctors, and physical therapists.

The new compact would allow out-of-state doctors, nurses and physical therapists to easily become licensed to work in ...

Pennsylvania joins three licensure compacts to help doctors, nurses, and physical therapists work across state lines and ease ...

Governor Josh Shapiro announced that Pennsylvania is now a full participant in three healthcare licensure compacts, allowing qualified doctors, nurses, and physical therapists to provide care across ...

Pennsylvania has joined three multistate licensure compacts, aiming to streamline licensing and create job opportunities for more than 380,000 professionals, effective July 7. In an effort to improve ...

Pennsylvania becomes the 41st state or territory to join the nursing compact, which should help providers' efforts to recruit nurses.

Governor Josh Shapiro joined Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt, health care leaders, and lawmakers at WellSpan ...

Legislation that paves the way for Pennsylvania’s participation in interstate licensing compacts is headed to the governor this week after unanimous approval in the Senate.

Fully joining license compacts, lawmakers say, could help address Pennsylvania’s shortages of skilled healthcare professionals and the “brain drain” of students who get licensed out-of-state ...

HARRISBURG — A hitch in the ability for Pennsylvania health care practitioners to benefit from interstate licensure compacts could be resolved with the adoption of a bill proposal that advanced ...

In the conversation about the evolution of healthcare in the United States, and particularly the movement to value-based care, interstate compacts — and eventually national licensure for all ...

(The Center Square) – State government’s mission to attract and retain health care workers took another step forward Wednesday. Legislation that paves the way for Pennsylvania’s ...