MedLicense.com: The Nation's Premier Physician Licensing Service Since 2001

MedLicense.com™ is the nation's premier Expedited Physician Licensing Company. We are celebrating our 24^th year! 140,000 Medical Licenses issued since our founding in 2001. Over 50,000 Doctors have utilized MedLicense.com's "White Glove" Physician Licensure Service over the last 23 years to obtain their State Medical Board Licenses since 2001. In 2023, MedLicense.com licensed 4% of all Doctors licensed in the United States. MedLicense.com is the recognized industry leader in Medical Licensing.

50 States. One Seamless Process. MedLicense.com

MedLicense.com can expedite Medical Licensing for Doctors in all 50 States through the IMLC Compact System or by directly applying to the desired State Medical Board. Simply fill out our form, and we will handle the rest. The licensure process is time-consuming and requires knowledge of each State Med Board's regulatory process. Whether you are applying for a medical license through the IMLC Compact in Florida, New York, California, Alaska, Oregon, or all the states in between, MedLicense.com can facilitate your medical licensure process by applying our knowledge of the state requirements and aggressively following up with all State Board Applications.

Our Process: How does our Medical License Service work?

1. Submit your information to MedLicense.com through our website or via a 5-minute phone consultation (770) 456-5932
2. Email your CV to us.
3. Sign off on the licensure packet.
4. Return or Upload the completed packet back to MedLicense.com
5. MedLicense.com updates and submits each application to the State(s)
6. MedLicense.com requests all primary source verifications from the required schools, hospitals, boards, & institutions
7. MedLicense.com regularly follows up with all verifying institutions to ensure completion of the required verifications
8. MedLicense.com regularly follows up with the State Medical Boards until each confirms that the applications are complete.

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Want to know more about the IMLC Compact Licensing Process?

MedLicense.com has successfully handled many Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Commission License applications ( ILMC Compact ). Due to the individual State Medical Boards adding their own requirements to the ILMC process, the process can be confusing.

We have provided a complete detailed report on the Compact IMLC, which will assist you in determining your eligibility and arm you with information that will be needed before you proceed. Our service fees for IMLC Compact Licensing is discounted compared to the Full Traditional Medical Licensing process. For a physician who qualifies to participate in the Compact IMLC, it is the preferred method of licensure.

For more information, please visit our section on the IMLC.

Breaking LCME (Canadian Medical School) News

LCME Accredited MD Programs in Canada

Effective 2/5/25

Canadian Medical School Accreditation Removed by LCME in joint agreement with the CACMS.

After July 1, 2025, all Canadian Medical School Graduates will be considered IMG's by the LCME and USA Licensing System.

Unknown at this time:

1. Will this rule be applied Retroactively for all Canadian Medical School Graudates?
2. Will Canadian Internships, Residencies, and Fellowships be considered Unaccredited as well?

Breaking Florida Medical Board News

New Licensure Law for Florida

Effective 1/1/25

1. Physicians who are licensed in the USA who have a malpractice claim that was settled or judgment which was entered against them can only apply to Florida through the IMLC Compact
2. Physicians who are licensed in the USA who have a Hospital Action which is reported to the NPDB-HIPDB, may only apply to Florida through the IMLC Compact
3. Physicians who are licensed in the USA and who have a State Medical Board action that was reported to the NPDB-HIPDB may not apply for a medical license in Florida
4. Physicians who are licensed in the USA and had a State Medical Board complaint which was dismissed may only apply through the IMLC Compact
5. Physicians who have misdemeanor or felon convictions related to the practice of Healthcare are not eligible to apply to Florida.

If you are not able to apply through the IMLC Compact and have a reported event with the NPDB-HIDPB, you will not be able to apply to the State of Florida for a Medical License.
If you have a pending application on file with the Florida Medical Board which was filed before this new law was put into effect 1/1/25, you will need to contact Wendy Als at the Florida Medical Board to withdraw your application (will not be a disciplinary action). You will receive a refund from the FL Medical Board.

If you do not withdraw your application you will be denied and reported to the FSMB Board Action System.