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    • Immigration Law

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    • The US faces a projected physician shortage.
    • Undocumented individuals, including medical students without DACA status, are barred from residency due to lack of work authorization.
    • This creates a significant barrier to licensure and board certification.

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    • To examine the implications of immigration status barriers for undocumented medical students within academic medicine.
    • To analyze the historical and policy context of these barriers.
    • To propose potential solutions for academic medical institutions.

    Main Methods:

    • Case study of an undocumented medical student's experience.
    • Review of historical and policy factors affecting licensure for undocumented physicians.
    • Exploration of alternative training program models.

    Main Results:

    • Undocumented medical students without work authorization cannot enter standard residency programs.
    • Existing policies create a critical gap, preventing qualified individuals from practicing medicine.
    • Alternative training programs, equivalent to residency but not employment, are a potential immediate solution.

    Conclusions:

    • Academic medicine must address the exclusion of undocumented students from the physician workforce.
    • Advocacy for legislative solutions is crucial to support undocumented young people.
    • Alternative training pathways can help mitigate the impact on the future physician supply.