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Your current CME hours can be accessed on our website. Visit www.ncmedboard.org and click on “Update Licensee Info Page” in the green Quick Links menu on the right. Log in using your FileID# and date of birth. The tab “Preferences/CME” will allow you to view the CME hours in your current three-year cycle.
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Licensees are asked to limit their cited publications to peer reviewed published work; choose articles that are clearly indicative of expertise in your area of practice.
No, the address you select as ‘public’ will appear on our website. If you select the practice address to be public and there is no data entered, the city and state from your home address will be posted.
No, the information you entered during the renewal process will appear on your Licensee Information Pages. However, you have the opportunity to enter additional information on your Licensee Information Pages to market yourself and your practice. If any required information changes, you must update that information on your Licensee Information Pages within 60 days. A list of required information can be accessed through the Licensee Information login screen.
No. Email addresses will not be posted on the Board’s public website. See the note on the Address pages, which reads: “Your public address (except for email) will be visible to the public on the Board’s website.”
To retrieve your File ID number go to the Licensee Information Update log in page. On the bottom right side of this page click the “Recover File ID” button. A window will appear asking your Social Security Number and Date of Birth.
No, you are required to enter your information online through the North Carolina Medical Board’s website. We will not supply forms for you to complete.
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Failure to provide the required information by licensees to the Board may constitute unprofessional conduct and could result in disciplinary action pursuant to NCGS 90-5.2. We recommend you review and update the data on your Licensee Information Pages to insure complete and accurate information will be published on the Board’s website.
Yes. You are required to list all malpractice cases that resulted in a judgment, award, payment or settlement. However, only payments that occurred on or after May 1, 2008 will be public. If the payment was made as part of a settlement that occurred on or after May 1, 2008, only settlements of $75,000 or more will be public.
Any page that is not applicable, please leave blank.
If you do not get a message stating “Your changes have been successfully applied”, you should review the top of the page for any error messages in red. An error message alerts you to any corrections that may be required to complete the page.
The Licensee Information system is programmed to time out in 20 minutes. If you need to step away for a while, click on “Apply” at the bottom of the page to save the information you have entered. After the system has timed out you will need to log back in to continue. It may be necessary to close your Web browser and relaunch it before logging back in.
You may log in to the NCMB Licensee Information system as often as needed to add new information or to make changes. The Licensee Information system is available to you 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Go to www.ncmedboard.org and click on “Update Licensee Info Page” which is the second item listed in the green “Quick Links” column on the right. You will be prompted to provide your File ID and your Date of Birth. Then click on the Login button.