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The document outlines the reporting requirements for directors of approved postgraduate training programs to the Texas Medical Board. It specifies events that must be reported within thirty days, including physician absences, arrests, and disciplinary actions affecting a physician's status. Non-compliance may lead to disciplinary action against the program director.

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What was the storm surge of Hurricane Ike?

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September 11, 2008 - The University of Texas Medical School at-2025

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