How do I contact the Arkansas medical Board?

If you have any questions, concerns or comments, you can contact us at 501-603-3559 or email us at [email protected]

How can I check my medical license online?

Go to the Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) website to check the basics with their DocInfo.org search function. You will find the doctor’s board certifications, education, states with active licenses, and any actions against the physician.

How long does it take to get Arkansas medical license?

twelve to sixteen weeks
The Arkansas State Medical Board collects an application processing fee of $500. How long can I expect the Arkansas medical licensing process to take? Processing a permanent license with the Arkansas State Medical Board can take twelve to sixteen weeks.

How do I file a complaint against a doctor in Arkansas?

You may email our office at [email protected] for assistance or contact the Arkansas State Medical Board to file an official complaint.

How do I report a hospital in Arkansas?

How To File A Complaint in Arkansas

• Phone: 1-800-582-4887.
• Fax your complaint to: 501-682-8540, Attention Complaint Unit.
• E-mail your complaint to: [email protected]
• Mail a Letter: Complaints Unit, Office of Long Term Care, P.O. Box 8059, Slot S407, Little Rock, AR 72203-8059.

How do you find out if a doctor has complaints against them?

Check your doctor’s discipline history: Once you’ve found your doctor, look under “Public Record Actions” to see if any disciplinary action has been taken by the board. From there, you may have to contact the board’s Central File Room at 916-263-2525 to request documents related to license actions.

What does license status mean?

Driver’s license status – Is the candidate’s license current, expired, suspended or revoked? Moving violations, including everything from speeding tickets to negligent driving. Suspensions or restrictions that may affect a candidate’s ability to drive legally.

How do you get a medical license in Arkansas?

TO APPLY FOR A MEDICAL LICENSE, A PHYSICIAN MUST:

1. Complete a background check as defined in Arkansas Medical Practices Act Section 17-95-306.
2. Be a graduate of an approved medical school and request your school provide a certified copy of.

Does Arkansas accept FCVS?

(The state medical boards of Arkansas and Puerto Rico neither require nor accept FCVS profiles for verification.) The FCVS does not, however, cover all of the documents that many state medical boards require.