Medical Licensing
Future Trends in Medical Licensing: Predictions and Preparations
Medical licensing is constantly changing, with requirements, strategies and technologies shifting to reflect the state of the industry and the world. These developments are exciting, but they also present challenges for providers seeking their licenses. This post explores the biggest trends in medical licensing and how they might affect your licensure experience. The Growing Importance…
Read MoreHow Medical Licensing Impacts Healthcare Accessibility
The medical licensing process ensures that providers have the training and education to give patients high-quality care. However, it can also delay healthcare professionals from practicing and make it more difficult for people to access the needed services. Medical Licensure Group (MLG) facilitates the licensure process so providers can begin practicing as quickly as possible.…
Read MoreCrafting the Perfect Medical CV: A Step-by-Step Guide
When you apply for a new job or seek a promotion, your medical CV is the key to making a strong first impression. This document highlights your strengths and accomplishments — vital in a competitive field like medicine. This guide outlines the content you should include in your CV, as well as tips and tricks…
Read MoreMLG’s Licensure Support for Mental Health Professionals
Medical Licensure Group (MLG) has a reputable history in medical licensing. For more than 15 years, we’ve provided high-quality services to healthcare professionals, helping to reduce their stress and save time. We’re excited to announce that we will now offer services to licensed mental health counselors (LMHCs), clinical social workers (CSWs) and marriage and family…
Read MoreWhen Do You Get Your Medical License?
A medical license is a legal document issued by the relevant medical board in any given state that allows an individual to practice medicine and provide direct patient care as a physician. Having a medical license is vital to ensuring the safety and well-being of patients, as it enables physicians to practice with the highest…
Read MoreCan You Have Multiple Medical Licenses?
Yes, it’s possible for a medical professional to hold multiple medical licenses, and you may find that having multiple licenses can provide greater opportunities for professional growth and increased flexibility in your career. Holding multiple licenses allows you to practice in multiple states or even internationally, taking advantage of a wider network of healthcare providers…
Read MoreHow to Find the Best Medical Licensing Service
As physicians, the medical licensing process can be a daunting task. With a vast amount of available services to choose from and hours of potential research to undergo, how do you know which service is the right fit? The answer to this question is fairly straightforward: look for an exceptional medical licensing service that provides…
Read MoreHow Do You Get a Medical License?
Whether you attended medical school in the United States, internationally or as a refugee, becoming a licensed doctor requires you to enter an accredited residency program, pass all required examinations, and demonstrate that you have the proper qualifications for licensure. This guide will walk you through the process of obtaining your medical license in the…
Read MoreFacts to Know About Medical Expiration Rules
If more than ten years have gone by since you passed an examination such as the United States Medical Licensing Examination® (USMLE®) or an American Board Exam, you may be required to take an American Board certification or the Special Purpose Examination (SPEX). If you are unsure about anything regarding medical license or exam expiration…
Read MoreUnderstanding and Avoiding Medical Board Disciplinary Actions
State medical boards regulate the activities of more than one million health care professionals in the United States. Although their duties include licensing and ongoing registration, their ultimate goal is to protect the public from harm and enhance the quality of medical practice. State medical boards also have the responsibility of determining when a physician’s…
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