653—9.2 (147,148,150,150A) General licensure provisions.
	 9.2(1) Licensure required. Licensure is required for practice in Iowa as identified in Iowa Code sections 148.1, 150.2, and 150A.1; the exceptions are identified in subrule 9.2(2). Provisions for permanent physician licensure are found in this chapter; provisions for resident, special and temporary physician licensure are found in 653—Chapter 10.
	 9.2(2) Licensure not required. The following persons are not required to obtain a license to practice in Iowa:
	  a.   	 Those persons described in Iowa Code sections 148.2(1) to (5), 150.3, and 150A.2(1) to (5).
	  b.   	 Those persons who are incidentally called into this state in consultation with a physician or surgeon licensed in this state as described in Iowa Code sections 148.2(5) and 150A.2(5), and as defined in rule 9.1(147,148,150,150A).
	  c.   	 Physicians and surgeons who hold a current, active license in good standing in another United States jurisdiction and who come into Iowa on a temporary basis to aid disaster victims at the time of a disaster in accordance with Iowa Code section 29C.6.
	  d.   	 Physicians and surgeons who hold a current, active license in good standing in another United States jurisdiction and who come to Iowa to participate in further medical education may participate in patient care under the request and supervision of the patient’s Iowa-licensed physician in charge of the education. The Iowa-licensed physician shall retain the primary responsibility for management of the patient’s care.
	  e.   	 Physicians and surgeons who hold a current, active license in good standing in another United States jurisdiction and who come into Iowa to serve as expert witnesses as long as they do not provide treatment.
	  f.   	 Physicians and surgeons from out of state who hold a current, active license in good standing in another United States jurisdiction and who accompany one or more individuals into Iowa for the purpose of providing medical care to these individuals on a short-term basis, e.g., a team physician for an out-of-state college football team that comes into Iowa for a game.
	  g.   	 Physicians and surgeons who come to Iowa to observe patient care and who do not provide or direct hands-on patient care.
	  h.   	 Visiting resident physicians who come to Iowa to practice as part of their resident training program if under the supervision of an Iowa-licensed physician. An Iowa physician license is not required of a physician in training if the physician has a resident or permanent license in good standing in the home state of the resident training program. An Iowa temporary license is required of a physician in training if the physician does not hold a resident or permanent physician license in good standing in the home state of the resident training program (see rule 653—10.5(147,148,150,150A)).