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Feb 4 2016

Browse (and contribute to) NCMB’s online physician wellness resources

 Categories:  Wellness NCMB has assembled an online collection of wellness and burnout resources at the recommendation of Board Members and… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

Request a speaker from NCMB

The North Carolina Medical Board is pleased to provide Board Members and/or Board staff to speak to professional groups… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

August-October 2015 Quarterly Board Actions Report

 Categories:  Board Actions Report The Board actions listed below are published in an abbreviated format. The report does not include non-prejudicial actions… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

Board seeks comment on rule changes to require controlled substances CME

NCMB has developed draft rules for implementing a new state requirement that all prescribers of controlled substances… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

NCMB Position Statements: 2015 changes and year in review

 Categories:  Position Statements Each year, in the Winter issue of the Forum, NCMB highlights recent changes to the Board’s official position statements.… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

2016 Demographic Update

Here’s where physician and physician assistant population totals stood as of January 1, 2016. 2016 physician/PA… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

High Point OB/GYN reappointed to NCMB

Congratulations to President-elect Eleanor E. Greene, MD, MPH, on her recent reappointment to the Board. Gov. Pat McCrory… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

Board Meeting Summary: November 2015

Allied Health CPP rule change The Board approved changes to the CPP rules, 21 NCAC 32T. The Clinical Pharmacist… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

Keeping the Board apprised of changes to the PA-physician team

Most physician assistants are aware that they must submit an Intent to Practice form indicating their choice of primary… Read More…
Feb 4 2016

Keeping the momentum: making outreach an integral part of NCMB’s work

   Categories:  President’s Message A year ago my colleague, Dr. Cheryl Walker-McGill, used her first President’s Message to make the case that increasing… Read More…