Modifies provisions relating to assistant physicians

HB 1010 creates a new licensure category for "assistant physicians" - medical graduates who meet specific criteria (U.S. residency, USMLE Step 2/3 completion, English proficiency, and no prior residency). It allows these professionals to provide primary care **only** in medically underserved rural/urban areas or federally qualified health centers, working under a supervising physician in a "collaborative practice arrangement." The bill mandates that health insurers reimburse assistant physicians at the same rate as physician assistants or nurse practitioners and permits them to use "doctor" titles. It also sets clear licensing rules, including a 60-month practice requirement for transitioning to full physician licensure.