The assassination attempt of Donald Trump brought his former physician Ronny Jackson rushing to his side to render aid ... but, it appears Jackson's medical licenses are expired.
TMZ has checked, and it turns out Jackson's Virginia medical license expired back in 2020 ... so, technically it seems he's not allowed to treat patients.
The Dallas Morning News reports he's still American Board of Emergency Medicine certified to provide emergency medical services ... a certification that lasts until 2025.
According to public records, Jackson's Florida license is listed as Military Active ... basically meaning he can provide medical treatment but only in military facilities.
That said ... while Trump was rushed to a medical facility in Pennsylvania, Congressman Jackson didn't meet up with him until he landed in Bedminster, New Jersey. It's unclear if he was legally allowed to provide care at that point.
Jackson provided a full memo describing his own evaluation of Trump Saturday morning ... admitting he'd been treating the former president and would continue to do so until he flies back to Washington, D.C. Monday.
BTW ... Jackson was reportedly detained during an incident last year when he tried to render aid to a 15-year-old who had a seizure at a Texas rodeo.
WATCH: Body camera footage released by law enforcement shows GOP Congressman Ronny Jackson disobeying officers after they put him in handcuffs at a rodeo last month. pic.twitter.com/5qkT5JFSQE
— PoliticsVerse 🇺🇸 (@PoliticsVerse_) August 15, 2023
Body cam footage -- published by DMN -- shows Jackson in cuffs, yelling expletives at officers while still trying to reach the girl having the seizure.
Jackson later apologized for his language ... before adding, "If I had to do it again, I would still step up and act in a life-threatening situation. I will ALWAYS help someone in need. I WILL NOT apologize for that" in an X post.
We've reached out to Ronny's team to ask about the status of his license ... so far, no word back.