California CodesBusiness and Professions Code - BPCDivision 2 — Healing ArtsChapter 5 — MedicineArticle 7 — Reciprocity and National Board Diplomate ApplicationsSection 2141

(a) An applicant under this article shall file a verified application on a form furnished by the Division of Licensing.

(b) Each application shall include all of the following:

(1) A list of each license to practice medicine issued by a medical licensing authority to the applicant with the date each certificate or license was issued and a description of each certificate or license. The division in its discretion may require the applicant to file an indicia of each certification or licensure. If a certificate or license has been lost, a copy may be filed together with proof satisfactory to the division that the copy is a correct one and that the certificate was issued to the applicant without fraud or misrepresentation.

(2) A list of each medical school or college at which the applicant undertook his or her resident course of professional instruction and all postsecondary educational institutions from which the applicant was graduated, including the period of study at each.

(3) Other information as may be required by the division.

(c) The application shall be accompanied by the reciprocity application fee required in Section 2435.

Notes

Requires an applicant to file a verified Division of Licensing form listing each medical license and issuance date, medical schools and postsecondary institutions attended, study periods, and other required information, plus the reciprocity application fee. A lost license may be replaced by a copy with satisfactory proof that it is accurate and was issued without fraud or misrepresentation.

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