Ohio state md license

If you have questions or need assistance, please email license med. Late License Renewal Late renewal is applicable if the license has lapsed for less than two years.

License Restoration A restoration is applicable if the license has been inactive for two years or more. The webpage and video can be found here. We take complaints very seriously. Please complete the form to register a complaint with a specified Board.

Certain fields are required, but please also provide as much detail as possible when submitting the complaint. Current TLS Version:. O hio. Have a licensing question? Technical Support - Help desk representatives are available weekdays AM to PM to answer login or registration questions by calling Callers may experience extended wait times due to the high number of calls. License Look-Up To look up an individual or a business, complete the information below and click 'Search'.

Search Individual Business. Note: When searching for a licensee or certificate holder it is recommended to start by selecting the Board and enter the name or partial name of the licensee. The entry of more search criteria will help to narrow down your search results. Last Name. First Name. Middle Name. Eligibility Requirements Applicants who do not qualify under the Expedited License can apply for the Ohio license via the standard method.

For at least five years immediately preceding the date of application, held a current, unrestricted license to practice medicine and surgery or osteopathic medicine and surgery issued by the licensing authority of another state or Canadian province. For at least two years immediately preceding the date of application actively practiced medicine and surgery or osteopathic medicine and surgery in a clinical setting.

Have a clean license application, as defined below. Not more than two malpractice claims within a period of ten years and no malpractice claim resulting in a total payment of more than five hundred thousand dollars. No medical condition that could affect your ability to practice according to acceptable and prevailing standards of care.

No adverse action taken by a health care institution.