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There are a few situations when a doctor does not need a license to practice in a specific state. For example, when they are (1) responding to emergencies, (2) while establishing state residency requirements in order to obtain a license, (3) when they are employed by the U.S. Armed Forces, Veterans Administration, or other federal facilities, and (4) when only engaged in medical research and not treating patients.
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