Allowing foreign-trained physicians to practice in the U.S. can significantly alleviate the growing physician shortage and address healthcare deserts, particularly in rural and underserved urban areas. These internationally educated doctors often possess the skills and experience necessary to provide high-quality care but face regulatory and licensing barriers that limit their ability to contribute. By streamlining the accreditation process and offering pathways to practice, the U.S. can tap into this valuable talent pool, increasing access to care, reducing patient wait times, and improving health outcomes in communities with limited medical resources.