WE MANAGE THE ENTIRE North Carolina MEDICAL LICENSE PROCESS FROM START TO FINISH, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:
Your licensing advocate will research your entire professional history from Undergraduate School to date and match your credentials with contacts in our comprehensive database of over 31,000 schools, training programs, and hospitals. This facilitates the verification of your credentials with the North Carolina Medical Board. We also research Medical License numbers, issue dates, and expiration dates.
Your North Carolina medical license application, as well as all letters and forms necessary to request verification of your credentials for the North Carolina medical board, are professionally completed by your licensing advocate.
We will provide detailed instructions for any step of the process that must be completed by you. In most cases, all that will ever be required of you is a signature, notarization, photograph or fingerprinting. Your licensing advocate will handle the rest of the details of your process.
The North Carolina Medical License process requires numerous primary source verifications. Your licensing advocate will request and collect all that is needed for your North Carolina Medical License. This could include undergraduate transcripts, medical school transcripts and verifications, professional reference letters, letter of good standing from other licensing boards, examination transcripts, postgraduate training evaluations, hospital staff evaluations, employment verification, AMA profile, NPDB query, federation query, malpractice claims history report/documents and any other verification required for your North Carolina Medical License.
Your North Carolina Medical License application process is tracked from start to finish. This includes following up with the North Carolina Medical Board and each facility providing verification of your credentials to the medical board. Continuous follow up is one of the most important steps necessary to ensure accurate and timely processing of your North Carolina Medical License application and credential verification requests
Your North Carolina Medical License application will be assigned to one licensing advocate in our office who will be your point of contact throughout the entire application process. In addition to receiving milestone updates from your licensing advocate, additional updates are always a simple phone call or email away.
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STEP 1: Select your Licensing State
STEP 2: Upload CV Documents for Review
STEP 3: Just Relax!
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North Carolina Medical License Requirements
Questions About North Carolina Medical License Process Requirements?
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American Medical Graduates: 1 Year ACGME Accredited Training
International Medical Graduates: 3 Years ACGME Accredited Training
Two Attempts per COMLEX/NBOME Step.
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Frequently asked Questions about North Carolina Medical Licensure
There is a $440 fee payable to the North Carolina Board of Medical Examiners, which is submitted with your application.
For American Medical Graduates, the average processing time for a North Carolina Medical License is between 16-20 weeks. However, North Carolina does offer an expedited medical license pathway for qualified applicants with “clean” histories.
For International Medical Graduates, the North Carolina Medical Board requires the use of the FCVS.
If you have previously established a profile with the FCVS, the average processing time for a North Carolina Medical License is between 16-20 weeks.
If you have not previously established a profile with the FCVS, the average processing time for a North Carolina Medical License is between 16-24 weeks.
If there are any “Yes” answers to any adverse event questions, the time will be extended while the Board reviews all documentation.
If during the license application process certain documents become older than six months from the date the document was received in our office, that document is considered to be stale and must be resubmitted. Affected documents include the application, verifications of licensure from other licensing jurisdictions, the DEA clearance report, and the FSMB Board Action Data Bank report.
Other than passing an initial licensing exam, and ECFMG if applicable, there is no additional exam required for an North Carolina Medical License.
North Carolina does not offer medical license reciprocity.
The North Carolina Medical Board may be contacted at –
North Carolina State Board of Medical Examiners
1203 Front St,
Raleigh, NC 27609
Phone: (800) 253-9653
North Carolina Medical Board Website
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