Licensure tips for residents
Residency Program Insider, July 17, 2015
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Proactive planning can save residents time and effort when applying for a medical license. The AMA has the following tips for residents navigating the medical license application process:
• Prepare and track your documents throughout residency
• Follow state-specific policies and legislative decisions that may impact licensure in your state
• Ask the licensing board for its current licensing requirements and average application processing time
• Don’t try to hide any information that could impact your application negatively
• Be patient as the state licensing board processes your application
Source: AMA Wire
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