As someone with a license to practice medicine in the state of Pennsylvania, you are accountable to the State Board of Medicine. If somebody alleges that you have committed unethical or negligent behavior, the board will likely call upon the Bureau of Enforcement and...
Medical Licensing
Is it possible to expunge your disciplinary records?
As a medical practitioner, it is crucial to understand just what an impact a disciplinary record can have on your ability to work. Patients have the ability to research and look up this information, and it could potentially impact your practice and reputation....
How should you address a negative review?
One of the most critical parts of your success in the medical field is your reputation. People will form opinions regarding your credibility and integrity after observing your actions and reading the experiences of other patients. A negative review can thwart your...
Staying in compliance with licensing regulations
Getting your medical license in Pennsylvania is an accomplishment to be proud of. Maintaining your license throughout the years will require you to periodically renew your credentials. In conjunction with meeting the legal requirements for retaining your license,...
Two rules to follow for licensure investigation
As a nurse, your career depends on your license. A reprimand or censure on your license makes it difficult, if not downright impossible, to get a job. A suspension or revocation is career-ending. Take it seriously. Your license and reputation are worth fighting for....


