It’s not happening in Ohio:
Foreign-born doctors across the United States can apply for a visa waiver if they agree to practice in an underserved community for three years. Thousands of doctors sign up each year and the programs have become a major source of medical service for rural and poor communities.
More than half of the doctors who joined Ohio’s program in the past two years are working as specialists at major hospitals and are not primary care doctors.






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