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the pandemic, and is holding this year’s meeting online. Recipients of both the 2020 awards and the 2021 ... awards were recognized during this year’s meeting. A full recording recognizing each awardee is available
Testimony of Lisa A. Robin, MLAChief Advocacy Officer, Federation of State ... Testimony of Lisa A. Robin, MLAChief Advocacy Officer, Federation of State Medical Boards<br
Force on Health Equity and Medical Regulation. “Over the coming months, the Task Force will seek to understand ... are encouraged by the efforts already underway at a number of our member boards to review policies and
FSMB Releases 2023 Annual Report A year of growth and innovation in service to state medical boards ... the release of its 2023 Annual Report, reflecting a transformative year marked by growth, innovation and
released the following statement in opposition to a growing legislative trend aimed at limiting state ... legislation intended to limit a board’s ability to conduct this important work as it sets a dangerous precedent
The report, published every two years, serves as a public resource to raise awareness about the work ... gather information about physicians, learn how to file a complaint, and utilize the services of their state
physicians in the United States and District of Columbia – a physician workforce 23% larger than in 2010. Since ... of new licenses issued by state medical boards – a trend driven by increased utilization of the Interstate
how to obtain their training records should send a request with current contact information to hahnemann@fsmb ... permanent availability of the resident's records from a central location for future purposes, such as state
meaningful change and innovation in medical regulation.” A graduate of New York University, New York Institute ... H. Chan School of Public Health, Dr. Chaudhry is a Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at George
Physicians to expunge records of physicians with a public reprimand or probation three years after the ... case. “Maryland Senate Bill 372 proposes putting a three-year time limit on what patients in Maryland
