How long can a temporary residency license be extended?

A temporary residency license for podiatrists in Texas can be extended for a maximum of three months. This extension allows individuals who are in the process of completing their residency requirements additional time to finish the necessary training and clinical practices. The three-month extension is designed to accommodate unforeseen circumstances that may delay a resident's ability to obtain permanent licensure while still maintaining oversight and ensuring that the training remains current and relevant. This provision provides a balance between the need for regulatory compliance and supporting residents in their professional development.