6-month rural training for nurse, physician registration

The Letter of Instructions requires action to ensure the effective implementation of the 6-month rural training program.
The 6-month rural training program is required of nurses and physicians.
The Letter of Instructions recognizes the training program as part of the Rural Health Practice Program.
The stated objective is to make more health and medical services available to rural areas.
The Department of Health is identified as having conceived the 6-month rural training program.

The Letter of Instructions applies to all successful examinees of the medical board examination.
The Letter of Instructions applies to all successful examinees of the nursing board examination.
Successful examinees must present a duly signed certificate of completion of the 6-month rural training program.
The training completion certificate is required as a prerequisite to registration.

The Commissioner of the Professional Regulation Commission must require the certificate of completion from all successful medical board examinees.
The Commissioner of the Professional Regulation Commission must require the certificate of completion from all successful nursing board examinees.
The certificate of completion is required before the registration of the successful examinees with the Professional Regulation Commission.
The requirement implements the 6-month rural training program as a gatekeeping condition for professional registration.

The Commissioner, Professional Regulation Commission is directed to require the rural training completion certificate.
The directive is issued specifically to ensure effective implementation of the rural training requirement.
The rural training program referenced is the 6-month rural training program under the Rural Health Practice Program.