Amend CSSB 788 as follows:                                                   
	(1)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in proposed Section 
155.006(a), Occupations Code (committee printing page 1, line 19), 
strike "profession" and substitute "specialty".
	(2)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, after proposed Section 
155.006(b)(2), Occupations Code (committee printing page 1, line 
37), strike "and" and substitute the following:
		(3)  has not failed a licensing examination that would 
prevent the applicant from obtaining an unrestricted license in 
this state;
		(4)  has passed a Texas medical jurisprudence 
examination  as determined by board rule;
		(5)  has successfully completed at least one year of 
approved subspecialty training accredited by the Accreditation 
Council for Graduate Medical Education or the American Osteopathic 
Association;
		(6)  is of good professional character, is not subject 
to denial of a license under Section 164.051, and has not engaged in 
conduct described by Section 164.052 or 164.053;  and
	(3)  In SECTION 1 of the bill, in proposed Section 
155.006(b), Occupations Code, in Subdivision (3) of that section 
(committee printing page 1, line 38), strike "(3)" and substitute 
"(7)".
	(4)  Between SECTIONS 1 and 2 of the bill (committee printing 
page 1, between lines 57 and 58), insert the following:
	(f)  The holder of a license under this section shall be 
limited to the practice of only a specialty of medicine for which 
the license holder has trained and qualified, as determined by the 
board.  The license holder may not practice medicine outside of the 
setting of the institution or program, or an affiliate of the 
institution or program, that recommended the license holder under 
Subsection (b)(1).
	(g)  The holder of a license under this section may not 
change the license holder's practice setting to a new institution 
or program unless the license holder applies for a new license under 
this section with the recommendation of that institution or program 
as required by Subsection (b)(1).
	(h)  A license holder under this section may obtain an 
unrestricted license to practice medicine in this state by meeting 
all applicable eligibility requirements for an unrestricted 
license.