Territory of Guam is listed by the IMLCC as a member that can serve as a State of Principal License. Eligible physicians can use the compact as an expedited route to a Territory of Guam license, which the state board still issues.
The IMLC offers an expedited route to additional state licenses for eligible physicians, including a Territory of Guam license. Eligibility is set by the compact, so check the IMLCC information for physicians before applying. The Territory of Guam board still issues the license.
The IMLC covers physicians only. Nurse practitioners and physician assistants should check licensing requirements directly with the relevant state board.
Territory of Guam has no bordering U.S. states or District of Columbia land/river neighbors; there is no bordering-state denominator.
Counts use shared land/river borders, exclude open-water-only and point-only contacts, and include the District of Columbia where adjacent. Count the named qualifying neighbors and divide the list into qualifying and other recorded statuses; no status is inferred for an unrecorded IMLC state.
No usable annual mean employee wage is available in the existing linked state tables; no wage is inferred. These are employee wage estimates, not total compensation or contract rates.
No role-specific state pay pages exist in this project for this jurisdiction.
Always confirm current requirements with the state board; IMLC participation can change.
Yes. The IMLCC member boards list (updated 1/1/2026) shows Territory of Guam as a member that can serve as State of Principal License, joined 6/26/2017, go-live May-18. Always confirm current requirements with the state board; IMLC participation can change.
No. The compact offers an expedited route for eligible physicians, but the Territory of Guam board issues the license.
No. The IMLC covers physicians only. NPs and PAs should check with the Territory of Guam board.
Territory of Guam has no bordering U.S. states or District of Columbia land/river neighbors; there is no bordering-state denominator.
No. The linked BLS state wage estimates describe employee wages, not licensing, compact privileges or prescribing authority. Confirm the Territory of Guam board’s requirements separately.