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USCIS BACKS DOWN ON CONTROVERSIAL TEACHING HOSPITALS H-1B CAP INTERPRETATION

By Greg Siskind

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USCIS is retreating from its recently changed policy challenging the affiliations of America's teaching hospitals with America's medical schools. For the 10+ years that non-profit institutions could claim H-1B cap exemptions if they had affiliations or were otherwise related to colleges or universities, hospitals that trained doctors in their residency and fellowship programs - programs that are usually run in close coordination with a medical school - have been able to work outside the normal H-1B caps. And that makes sense since we depend on these teaching hospitals to supply this country with our doctors. That's why Medicare actually underwrites...

Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on March 17, 2011 (boomark / email).

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