Mississippi Medical License

Mississippi State Board of Medical Licensure

Mississippi

Contact information

1867 Crane Ridge Drive,
Suite 200-B, Jackson, MS 39216
Phone: 601.987.3079
Fax: 601.987.4159

Things you need to know

  • Application process: 8-12 weeks minimum
  • Board Meetings: The Board meets on a quarterly basis. Files with disciplinary action must go to the Board meeting for review
  • Application Fee: $551.65
  • Background Check Fee: N/A
  • MS license Renewal: $150
  • Expiration: Applications expire after 1 year from the date it is received by the Board. Most MS medical license verifications require updating after 3 months
  • Interview: Required for all applicants. Once file has been sent through executive review, the Board will send a packet of study material along with information on scheduling the interview. Interviews are held on Mondays. Interview, fingerprinting, & exam will take place at the same time. If approved, license will issue within 1 business day from the interview

Mississippi medical license requirements

  • SPEX/COMVEX Requirement: Required to restore license after disciplinary action or if written licensure exam or board-certified exam has not been taken within 10 years. May be ordered by board to assess current competence
  • USMLE Attempt Limit: No attempt limit for Steps I and II; three attempts for Step III. After three failed attempts, one additional year ACGME or AOA approved GME is required
  • USMLE Time Limit: Must complete all 3 steps within 7 years
  • PGT (US/Canada Medical Graduate): 1 year
  • PGT (International Medical Graduate): 2 years or 1 year plus
  • ABMS certification (ABMS Board certification required for candidates who completed the Fifth Pathway)

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State description

Mississippi is the “state of magnolia”, also known as the most hospitable state in America. It got its name from the river flowing here, which was so named by the Ojibwe Indian tribe. Mississippi is the birthplace of jazz. Here you can visit interesting festivals, eat fried catfish and admire the beauty of the Big River (“Mississippi”) – all this is available on the territory of the twentieth American state.

The capital city of Jackson is one of its major cities. In the north, the Mississippi shares a common border with Tennessee, in the northwest – with Arkansas, in the east – with Alabama and in the southwest – with Louisiana. The southern lands are washed by the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The origin of the state’s name is associated with the Mississippi River, which flows near its western borders.

Mississippi is the “state of magnolia”, also known as the most hospitable state in America. It got its name from the river flowing here, which was so named by the Ojibwe Indian tribe. Mississippi is the birthplace of jazz. Here you can visit interesting festivals, eat fried catfish and admire the beauty of the Big River (“Mississippi”) – all this is available on the territory of the twentieth American state.

The capital city of Jackson is one of its major cities. In the north, the Mississippi shares a common border with Tennessee, in the northwest – with Arkansas, in the east – with Alabama and in the southwest – with Louisiana. The southern lands are washed by the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. The origin of the state’s name is associated with the Mississippi River, which flows near its western borders.

The territory of Mississippi became part of the new state in the middle of the winter of 1817. The main terrain of the state is a slightly hilly plain. Hot and humid summers prevail throughout the state. Winters are mostly warm. The major river is the Mississippi and its tributaries, the Big Black and the Yazoo.

Most of the land is covered with pine forests and deciduous forests in the north. In addition, there are seven national parks located here. The territory of Mississippi is subject to the arrival of a tornado (hurricane) from the Gulf of Mexico. Most often, the southern lands suffer from its invasion.