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Our mission is to protect and enhance the public's health, safety and welfare by establishing and maintaining standards of excellence used in regulating the practice of medicine and ensuring quality health care for the citizens of Texas through licensure, discipline and education.
The Licensure Department licenses physicians, physician assistants, acupuncturists, and surgical assistants; issues physician-in-training permits; registers non-certified radiologic technicians; and certifies acudetox specialists, pain management clinics, and non-profit health organizations.
Welcome to the Licensure Inquiry System of Texas (LIST) for physician applicants. LIST is an online communication system for messages to and from the Board regarding your application requirements. Please review and accept the LIST Agreement below to gain access to your account.
Medical licensure in Texas is governed by the Texas Medical Board. Individuals eligible for licensure must successfully complete an accredited graduate medical degree program, obtain board certification, and have no restrictions on their license and prescribing authority.
Welcome to the Texas Medical Board's Physician Licensure Application. Applying for a license online is convenient and easy, requiring only a few simple steps: Enter all requested information. Review the information you entered and modify, if necessary. Pay the non-refundable license fee using one of the following: MasterCard,
The Texas Medical Board interviews candidates seeking a medical license, issues and revokes licenses, and considers disciplinary matters. By law, the board has the power to make rules about physician advertising, rules about patient records, and rules governing the practice of medicine.
