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Medical License Direct Makes Idaho Medical License
Application Process Easier for Physicians
Medical License Direct provides medical licensing services to physicians who are seeking state medical
licenses in one or more states. Free up your time for other priorities by submitting either a paper or
online form and your application will be completed generally within a couple days.
We have the Idaho State Board of Medicine pre-application on file in PDF format ready for professional
completion; a system that allows production of applications and third party verification forms almost
instantly while retaining personal information in a safe and confidential environment; and a state medical
board knowledge base that is extensive and updated frequently.
What our medical license service will do for you:
That's it! Fast and easy.
Discounts are available for multi-state acquisitions.
Call, 850-623-1302, weekdays 7:30 am to 5:00 pm and Saturdays 9:00 to noon CST for a FREE initial
consultation or quote.
Or email your questions to info@medicallicensedirect.com and you can expect a reply within an hour
or two during business hours.
We also offer a pre-qualification form for your convenience. Or, please click HERE for our paper or
online form and we'll get started right away.
Application Process Easier for Physicians
Medical License Direct provides medical licensing services to physicians who are seeking state medical
licenses in one or more states. Free up your time for other priorities by submitting either a paper or
online form and your application will be completed generally within a couple days.
We have the Idaho State Board of Medicine pre-application on file in PDF format ready for professional
completion; a system that allows production of applications and third party verification forms almost
instantly while retaining personal information in a safe and confidential environment; and a state medical
board knowledge base that is extensive and updated frequently.
What our medical license service will do for you:
- Provide FREE initial pre-qualification and medical licensing consultation
- Research and prepare your Idaho pre and full medical license applications
- Ship completed medical license application to you
- Send all verification requests and follow up to make sure the right people receive and process them
quickly - Provide continuous follow up and frequent board update reports until you're licensed.
That's it! Fast and easy.
Discounts are available for multi-state acquisitions.
Call, 850-623-1302, weekdays 7:30 am to 5:00 pm and Saturdays 9:00 to noon CST for a FREE initial
consultation or quote.
Or email your questions to info@medicallicensedirect.com and you can expect a reply within an hour
or two during business hours.
We also offer a pre-qualification form for your convenience. Or, please click HERE for our paper or
online form and we'll get started right away.
General Requirements
* A complete application is required
* Degree from accredited medical or osteopathic school in the United States or Canada is required.
* Approved one-year internship in the United States or Canada is required.
* A personal interview may be required.
* No medical practice is authorized while an application is pending
* Licensure may be refused if an applicant has engaged in conduct prohibited in disciplinary provisions of the
Idaho Medical Practice Act (section 54-1814, Idaho Code).
Examination
* United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE), Step 3, is now computer based.
* Applications must be complete and filed at least 75 days before the examination.
* Step 3 applicants must have a licensure application on file before approval is granted to sit for Step 3 in Idaho.
* An applicant who fails twice may reapply after one year and completion of an acceptable education experience.
* Fees are not returnable.
Endorsement
Eligible to apply for a license without examination (by endorsement) are applicants who fulfill all requirements and
* are Diplomates of the National Board of Medical Examiners, or USMLE or
* are Diplomates of the National Board of Examiners for Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, or
* hold valid, current licenses, received after examination in a state with standards considered to be equivalent to
those of Idaho.
Oral or written examination or reexamination can be required.
Qualified applicants may request expedited licensure. In certain cases, an interview may be required.
Osteopathic physicians and surgeons receiving degrees after January 1, 1963, and fulfilling applicable
requirements, can apply for a license by endorsement.
The Florida examination, from July 1969 through 1980, is not endorsed.
Foreign Graduates
Eligible to apply for a license without examination (by endorsement) are applicants who fulfill all requirements and
* are Diplomates of the National Board of Medical Examiners, or USMLE or
* are Diplomates of the National Board of Examiners for Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, or
* hold valid, current licenses, received after examination in a state with standards considered to be equivalent to
those of Idaho.
Oral or written examination or reexamination can be required.
Qualified applicants may request expedited licensure. In certain cases, an interview may be required.
Osteopathic physicians and surgeons receiving degrees after January 1, 1963, and fulfilling applicable
requirements, can apply for a license by endorsement.
The Florida examination, from July 1969 through 1980, is not endorsed.
Please Note:
The foregoing responds to commonly asked questions regarding Idaho medical licensure. It does not detail all
requirements, regulations and policies.
* A complete application is required
* Degree from accredited medical or osteopathic school in the United States or Canada is required.
* Approved one-year internship in the United States or Canada is required.
* A personal interview may be required.
* No medical practice is authorized while an application is pending
* Licensure may be refused if an applicant has engaged in conduct prohibited in disciplinary provisions of the
Idaho Medical Practice Act (section 54-1814, Idaho Code).
Examination
* United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE), Step 3, is now computer based.
* Applications must be complete and filed at least 75 days before the examination.
* Step 3 applicants must have a licensure application on file before approval is granted to sit for Step 3 in Idaho.
* An applicant who fails twice may reapply after one year and completion of an acceptable education experience.
* Fees are not returnable.
Endorsement
Eligible to apply for a license without examination (by endorsement) are applicants who fulfill all requirements and
* are Diplomates of the National Board of Medical Examiners, or USMLE or
* are Diplomates of the National Board of Examiners for Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, or
* hold valid, current licenses, received after examination in a state with standards considered to be equivalent to
those of Idaho.
Oral or written examination or reexamination can be required.
Qualified applicants may request expedited licensure. In certain cases, an interview may be required.
Osteopathic physicians and surgeons receiving degrees after January 1, 1963, and fulfilling applicable
requirements, can apply for a license by endorsement.
The Florida examination, from July 1969 through 1980, is not endorsed.
Foreign Graduates
Eligible to apply for a license without examination (by endorsement) are applicants who fulfill all requirements and
* are Diplomates of the National Board of Medical Examiners, or USMLE or
* are Diplomates of the National Board of Examiners for Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, or
* hold valid, current licenses, received after examination in a state with standards considered to be equivalent to
those of Idaho.
Oral or written examination or reexamination can be required.
Qualified applicants may request expedited licensure. In certain cases, an interview may be required.
Osteopathic physicians and surgeons receiving degrees after January 1, 1963, and fulfilling applicable
requirements, can apply for a license by endorsement.
The Florida examination, from July 1969 through 1980, is not endorsed.
Please Note:
The foregoing responds to commonly asked questions regarding Idaho medical licensure. It does not detail all
requirements, regulations and policies.