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The Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) is a national nonprofit representing the 70 medical an

The Federation of State Medical Boards represents the 70 state medical and osteopathic regulatory boards -- commonly referred to as state medical boards -- within the United States, its territories and the District of Columbia. It supports its member boards as they fulfill their mandate of protecting the public’s health, safety and welfare through the proper licensing, disciplining, and regulation of physicians and, in most jurisdictions, other health care professionals.

09/02/2026

Medical licensure is more than a credential. It’s an ongoing commitment to meeting the standards that protect patients and uphold professional practice. FSMB’s course Obtaining and Maintaining a License to Practice walks through the U.S. physician licensing process, offering practical insight for medical students preparing to enter practice and physicians looking to deepen their understanding of the regulatory framework. Free and accredited for CME.

08/04/2026

The Call for Abstracts for is now open! Join colleagues in Oklahoma City, April 15–17 and share your expertise at FSMB's Annual Meeting. We're seeking sessions tailored to specific board roles, plus practical tools attendees can bring back to their own boards. Submit your abstract today: https://bit.ly/4wcocBn

07/30/2026

Public trust in medicine doesn’t happen by accident. It is built and maintained through the everyday choices physicians make. FSMB’s course Professionalism and the Physician’s Role in Public Trust examines what professionalism means in practice and how physicians' conduct shapes the relationship between the medical community and the patients they serve. Earn CME Credit: https://bit.ly/FSMBEdModules

07/28/2026

We’re at the 2026 NCSL Legislative Summit in Chicago! FSMB’s Managing Director for Advocacy & Policy, John Bremer, and Manager, Legislation and Policy Andrew Smith are onsite sharing state legislative priorities for medical regulators, including how our Provider Bridge platform mobilizes the healthcare workforce during national emergencies. Attending? Stop by Booth #4811 to learn more.

07/16/2026

Calling all medical board attorneys and legal staff! Join us in Atlanta for this year’s Board Attorney’s Workshop and connect with peers from across the U.S. to tackle today’s toughest medical regulatory challenges together. Register now: https://bit.ly/2026FSMBBAW

07/15/2026

Understanding how healthcare regulation is structured is essential for anyone working within it, yet the full picture isn't always easy to see. FSMB’s course Navigating the Healthcare Regulatory Landscape offers a clear, accessible overview of how medical regulation is structured in the United States and how the various components work together to support safe, accountable medical practice. Free and accredited for CME credit. Get Started: https://bit.ly/FSMBEdModules

06/30/2026

State medical boards play a vital role in protecting the public, but how well do you understand what they actually do? FSMB’s course, The Role of State Medical Boards: Guidance and Protection, explores the responsibilities and functions of state medical boards and why their work matters to physicians, patients, and the broader healthcare system. It’s free, self-paced, and accredited for CME. Start Learning: https://bit.ly/FSMBEdModules

04/02/2026

Disasters create immediate challenges for health systems, often overwhelming available clinical workforce capacity. Disaster Virtual Care is helping address this challenge by expanding access to clinicians, preserving emergency department function, and supporting care delivery during surge events.

In our upcoming April 7 webinar, experts will share how the Southern Regional Disaster Response System is advancing scalable virtual care models and interstate partnerships that support disaster response across diverse settings.

Register now to explore how virtual care can help strengthen health system resilience during emergencies: https://bit.ly/4byjzJu

03/18/2026

When disasters strike, health systems can face sudden gaps between available clinicians and the demand for care. Virtual care is emerging as a powerful tool to extend clinical capacity, maintain access to care, and support emergency departments during surge events.

Join our April 7 webinar to learn how the Southern Regional Disaster Response System is advancing scalable Disaster Virtual Care models designed for urban, rural, and resource-limited settings. Speakers will also discuss innovative response approaches such as Disaster Tele-EMS, ER-TV, Telehealth Strike Teams, and virtual care for disaster shelters.

Register today to learn how virtual care can strengthen disaster response: https://bit.ly/4byjzJu

02/25/2026

The FSMB Foundation Luncheon on May 1 features Dr. Lisa Rosenbaum, national correspondent for “The New England Journal of Medicine” and one of healthcare's most insightful voices on physician burnout, medical ethics, and the challenges facing today's clinicians.

Dr. Rosenbaum will share practical strategies for fostering cultural change that supports professionalism and improves patient care, offering essential insights for those working in medical regulation.

Individual tickets and tables available when you register for FSMB AM26. Already registered? Use the "Modify Registration" link in your confirmation email. The deadline to purchase tickets is April 24.

Proceeds support FSMB Foundation programs advancing medical licensing, regulation, and physician well-being. Reserve your seat: https://bit.ly/FSMBAM26

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400 Fuller Wiser Road
Euless, TX
76039

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Monday

9am - 5pm

Website

http://fsmb.org/

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