Physicians Professional Boards & Licensing Business Standards Division Boards Contact Information Search Menu Toggle navigation Professional Boards & Licensing Board of Medical Examiners License Information Physicians Warning Javascript is disabled in your browser. Certain elements of this page will not function properly. Warning You are using an unsupported browser. Consider using Firefox, Chrome, or Safari. Certain elements of this website will not function properly. Notice: The Montana Department of Labor & Industry is holding informational and listening sessions on its licensing governance. Learn more about the sessions and to see drafts for public comment on proposals to reduce red tape in licensing. We are accepting comments on these drafts. Suggest a Solution Contact Information Search Main Menu Business Job Seeker & UI Claimant Professional & Occupational Licensing Insurer | Medical Provider Worker All Business Services MontanaWorks Post a Job Opening WOTC - Work Opportunity Tax Credit Sponsor an Apprentice Download Required Labor Law Posters Pay or File Tax Register a Business Submit Quarterly Reports Report Unemployment Insurance Fraud Labor Recruitment & Retention Services Unemployment Insurance Workers' Compensation Workplace Child Labor Laws Minimum Wage Information Wage Payment Act Labor Market Information Post a Job Opening WOTC - Work Opportunity Tax Credit Minimum Wage Information Labor Market Information Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve Employer Testing of Job Candidates Cost of Turnover Calculator Foreign Labor Certification Program Incumbent Worker Training Program Work Opportunity Tax Credit Program Workforce Training Employment Laws Pay Unemployment Insurance Prepare for a UI Hearing Registration as a New Employer Report Fraud UI eServices for Employers Information File a Work Comp Claim (FROI) Insurance Compliance Managed Care Organizations Professional Employer Organizations Subsequent Injury Fund Uninsured Employers' Fund Workers' Comp FAQ Download Required Labor Law Posters Request a Workplace Safety Consultation Incumbent Worker Training Program Workforce Training Background | Reference Checks Employment Laws All Job Seeker & UI Claimant Services MontanaWorks Search for Jobs in Montana File for Unemployment Insurance Estimate Your Benefits Report Hours and Earnings Explore Occupations Find a Job Service Location Find Disability Resources Veteran Services Career Resources for Students Report Unemployment Insurance Fraud Resources Unemployment Veteran Services Career Resources Education and Training Explore Occupations Find a Job Service Location High School Students Labor Market Information Search for Jobs in Montana Search Montana's Certificate and Associate Degree Programs File for Unemployment Surviving a Layoff Report Fraud MontanaWorks Search for a License Renew or Print a License Apply for a License Obtain a Building Permit Find a Professional Licensing Board All Insurer & Medical Provider Services Montana Facility Fee Schedule Montana Professional Fee Schedule Data Forms Information Annual Rate Change Electronic Prior Claim (EPC) History System Historic WC Medical Reimbursement Conversion Factors Workers' Compensation Benefits Summary Workers' Compensation Claim Reporting by Insurer Claim Reporting Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) Electronic Prior Claims (EPC) Forms First Report of Injury (FROI) Forms Independent Medical Review Form Insurer - Third Party Administrators Reporting Forms Medical Status Form Petition for Settlement Forms Subsequent Injury Fund Montana Facility Fee Schedule Montana Professional Fee Schedule Domiciliary Care Mediation Guide for Insurer Medical Regulations Workers' Compensation FAQ All Worker Services File a Human Rights Complaint File a Work Comp Claim Report a Workplace Safety Hazard File a Wage Claim Find Workplace Safety Training Human Rights Labor Laws Workplace Safety Workers' Compensation Employment Discrimination Filing a Complaint Guide to Montana's Discrimination Laws The Human Rights Appeal Process Child Labor Information Filing a Wage Claim, Instructions and Form Montana Military Service Employment Right Act (MMSERA) Public Contracts/Prevailing Wage Law Public Sector Collective Bargaining Wage and Hour Laws Montana Safety Culture Act Report a Workplace Safety Hazard SafetyFestMT Montana Occupational Safety and Health Act Workplace Safety Training Dispute Resolution (Mediation) File a Work Comp Claim (FROI) Mediation Guide for Claimants Silicosis Program Subsequent Injury Fund Uninsured Employers' Fund Workers' Compensation Benefits Summary Workers' Compensation FAQ + Quick Links Renew License Apply for a License Look Up a License Change Address MT License Verification Business Standards Division Business Standards Division Professional Boards & Licensing View All Boards Emergency Care Provider Apply for Emergency Care Provider (ECP) Licensure Medical Direction Medical Director Responsibilites & Education Forms and Communication Regulations Statute/Rule Information Administrative Rules Rule Notices Statutes Emergency Medical Technician Important Links Instructor ECP Lead Instructor Endorsements Curricula and Practice Guidelines Application Forms, Forms & Manuals FAQs Board of Medical Examiners Board Information Board Meetings Board Members Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Montana Prescription Drug Registry Medical Marijuana Information Public Comment Montana Board of Medical Examiners Public Comment The Montana Department of Labor & Industry’s Business Standards Division implemented public comment guidelines for its professional and occupational licensing board meetings August 1, 2022. The purpose of the public comment guidelines is to provide a consistent approach and expectation for public members who want to comment during board meetings. The change in approach affords public members the ability to take part in their government while balancing the board’s need to conduct its business in a timely fashion. What are the primary changes? At the beginning of each meeting there is an opportunity for the public to comment on matters which are not on the current meeting agenda. The board cannot act on or discuss items not on the current agenda. The board may direct staff to put an issue brought forward from the public on a future meeting agenda. The public may comment on an agenda item during the public comment period for each board action item. Each meeting agenda will reflect this time after the introduction of a topic. If there is no public comment, the chair or presiding officer may immediately close that item’s public comment period and proceed with the meeting. The chair or presiding officer may limit comments to proceed with the meeting as well. Once the public comment period is closed, the public may not provide further comment during the remainder of the agenda item discussion, unless specifically requested by the chair or presiding officer of the meeting. Written public comments may be submitted and are encouraged. How do I submit my public comments? Please submit your written public comment(s), related to an agenda item, no later than seven (7) days prior to a scheduled board meeting. In your comments, please include your first and last name, and what organization you are representing, if you are representing one. Please also specify what agenda item you are commenting on, or if it is a general comment for consideration. Keep your comments direct and detail the issue(s) you want to bring to the board’s attention. Comments unrelated to an agenda item may be submitted at any time and are encouraged. Written comments can be submitted by email either to the board’s executive officer or board specific inbox. Contact information is located here; simply navigate to the appropriate board and scroll to the bottom of the webpage where contact information for each officer and inbox is located. If you have further questions, please reach out to the executive officer of the board you are interested in. Please see the Public Comment Guide and FAQ below for more specific details: Public Comment Guide Public Comment FAQ License Information License Information Acupuncturist Emergency Care Provider (ECP) Information Physicians Nutritionists Physician Assistant Podiatrists Medical Assistant Renewal Process Regulations Statute/Rule Information Administrative Rules Rule Notices Statutes Board Regulations & Laws Forms Service/Links Medical Assistance Program Health Care Employment Opportunities within Montana Related Internet Links Physician Assessment and Remedial Education Programs FAQs Provider Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST) POLST: Provider Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment Statutes and Administrative Rules End-of-Life Registry Forms Web Links Education and Training FAQ's Military Spouses Montana Board of Medical Examiners Military Spouses Military Spouse Application Information The Montana Department of Labor & Industry, Business Standards Division, is committed to supporting and assisting military members and their spouses obtain professional and occupational licenses. We are dedicated to helping military families work and live in the great State of Montana. To support professionally licensed military families, please find detailed information about the professional licensing process in the state of Montana and some tips on how to get licensed quickly. Start Early 6/10/22 Start your application early and online. Our online applications are the quickest way to apply, ebiz.mt.gov/pol. It may take some time for our Application processors to review your applications, documents, verifications, and license requirements. Applying before you move to Montana will help ensure all of the requirements for licensure are met and your license can be issued before you begin working in Montana. Last Updated 6/10/22 Have all records separated and available 6/10/22 Keep licensing, education, employment, and other records handy, do not pack them away for the move. If you are moving, be sure to keep your important documents in an easy and convenient spot. If you are wondering what documentation, information, or requirements are needed for your desired Montana license, go to the board website, click on Forms tab on the left, click Licensing Application, and select which license you would like to apply for. A document will have all application and licensing requirements needed. Please reference the image below to help guide you. It is important to note that every licensing board’s website might look a little different. Last Updated 6/10/22 Use an active and accessible email address 6/10/22 After you apply online, please be sure to use an active and convenient email address and watch your email for communication from your application processing team. Our team communicates via email. Whenever you fill out your application, please use an email address that is easily accessible and active for you. A quick response time will aid in a faster licensing process. Last Updated 6/10/22 Partner with our Customer Service Section for help 6/10/22 We want to make sure that military spouses and families get the help and support that they need. Our customer service support staff is prepared to help you through your application and licensing process. If you need assistance, or have any questions please call 406-444-6880, or you can email customer service staff at DLIBSDHELP@MT.GOV . In your call or email, please make sure to tell our customer service representatives that you are a military spouse. They will ensure that you get the answers and assistance you need. Last Updated 6/10/22 Disclose ALL states you are licensed in 6/10/22 Finally, we know that license verifications can be a time-consuming process. When applicable, our application processing team will help verify out-of-state licenses via online verification portals, if the verifying state has the information available. Please be sure to list the states that you already have an active professional license in. That information will help our application processing team verify your licenses, when possible. However, we understand that not every state is set up for online license verifications and they will have to be sent in the mail or through a formal request. If all other licensing requirements are met, we can issue a provisional license with a reservation of rights. This acts as an active, full license for 60 days. This allows the licensee to get to work, while we complete the license verification process. Last Updated 6/10/22 Contact Information 6/10/22 We are looking forward to having you and your family in Montana! Please reach out when needed. If you need assistance, help, or have any questions please call 406-444-6880, or you can email customer service staff at DLIBSDHELP@MT.GOV Last Updated 6/10/22 Governor's Report Montana Board of Medical Examiners Governor's Report Professional and Occupational Licensing Report Fiscal Years 2018-2019 Fiscal Years 2016-2017 File a Complaint Additional License Information License Verification Request Montana Board of Medical Examiners License Verification Request Business Standards Division The verification of a professional's license can be emailed or mailed to a requestor using the License Verification Request A license number is needed for this request. There is no charge for this service. Simply fill in all required fields and select whether you want the verification emailed or mailed. Lookup Licensed Individual Montana Board of Medical Examiners Lookup Licensed Individual Business Standards Division Licensee Lookup System This site is a primary source for verification of license credentials. The Montana Department of Labor and Industry, Business Standards Division, presents Licensee Lookup information as a service to the public. The Division relies upon information provided by licensees to be true and correct, as required by statute. It is an act of unprofessional conduct for a licensee knowingly to provide erroneous information to the Division. The Department of Labor and Industry makes no warranty or guarantee concerning the accuracy or reliability of the content of this website. Assessing the accuracy and reliability of information obtained from this website is solely the responsibility of the user. If you have questions regarding information found within this Licensee Lookup website, please contact the specific licensing board directly. Please note that some disciplinary actions against licensees may not appear immediately on the website. Appeals, effective dates of orders and other administrative processes may delay posting on the website. Please contact the specific licensing board directly if you require discipline information that occurred prior to July 1, 1996. Licensee Mailing Lists Montana Board of Medical Examiners Licensee Mailing Lists Business Standards Division A mailing list of licensees by license type may be downloaded and purchased through the Business Standards Division Licensee Lookup Portal Please note: There are not email or phone numbers in the list. There is a cost for the list. This website tab was previously listed as the Professional Licensees List. It was renamed to help end users. Public Records Information Montana Board of Medical Examiners Public Records Information Public Records Request Schedule of Costs for Public Records Request Production (§ 2-6-1006, MCA) Rates are subject to change based on the rates in effect on the date of the request. Photocopy Charges Per page $0.35. (Staff time spent on copying is included in the per-page charge.) Records recalled from offsite storage Actual cost Staff time to prepare materials for copying $17.83 per hour1 If the request is for an extraordinarily large volume of printed material, the Department may have copies made by Print and Mail Services. Actual cost 1Based on mid-point 2016 salary survey for Band 3 Administrative Assistant Electronic Media Copies Staff time for copying electronic files $17.83 per hour after first half hour1 Electronic media Actual cost Mainframe and mid-tier processing charges, including processing time, transmission time, and report writing charges Actual cost 1Based on mid-point 2016 salary survey for Band 3 Administrative Assistant Legal Review Legal review and/or redaction of information $66.26 per hour after first half hour2 2Based on mid-point 2016 salary survey for Band 8 Attorney Other Rates Custom computer programming by non-SITSD employee $31.95 per hour after first half hour3 Research and/or analysis whether involving paper or electronic records $30.38 per hour after first half hour4 E-mail export $127.78/hour Other State Information Technology Services Division services At cost per rate schedule. See http://sitsdservicecatalog.mt.gov/Services 3Based on mid-point 2016 salary survey for Band 6 Computer Programmer 4Based on mid-point 2016 salary survey for Band 6 Management Analyst Disclaimer: “2-6-1006. Public information requests — fees. (1) A person may request public information from a public agency. A public agency shall make the means of requesting public information accessible to all persons. (2) Upon receiving a request for public information, a public agency shall respond in a timely manner to the requesting person by: (a) making the public information maintained by the public agency available for inspection and copying by the requesting person; or (b) providing the requesting person with an estimate of the time it will take to fulfill the request if the public information cannot be readily identified and gathered and any fees that may be charged pursuant to subsection (3). (3) A public agency may charge a fee for fulfilling a public information request. Except where a fee is otherwise provided for by law, the fee may not exceed the actual costs directly incident to fulfilling the request in the most cost-efficient and timely manner possible. The fee must be documented. The fee may include the time required to gather public information. The public agency may require the requesting person to pay the estimated fee prior to identifying and gathering the requested public information. (4) A public agency is not required to alter or customize public information to provide it in a form specified to meet the needs of the requesting person. (5) If a public agency agrees to a request to customize a records request response, the costs of the customization may be included in the fees charged by the agency. [(6) omitted as pertaining only to the secretary of state]. History: En. Sec. 4, Ch. 348, L. 2015.” Montana Board of Medical Examiners Renew License Apply for a License Look Up a License Change Address MT License Verification Physicians Individuals who want to practice medicine, including The Montana Health Corps in Montana must apply to the Montana Board of Medical Examiners for licensure. Paper application. This is a downloadable paper application specifically for licensure in Montana. There is no additional charge to use this application beyond the normal $500 Montana application fee. Please see "Forms" for this application. FSMB "Uniform Application." This is a service of the Federation of State Medical Boards and is designed for physicians who wish to apply for licensure in more than one state. Applicants who choose this option may utilize a Federation Credential Verification Service form as well as the Uniform Application. (They are two completely separate processes.) Clicking the link above will take you to the FSMB website where you can learn about the FCVS, the UA and about getting assistance with both. (NOTE: In 2011, the FSMB began charging a one-time fee to have a Uniform Application created. That fee is now $60 and is separate from--and in addition to--Montana's $500 application fee.) For information on the requirements for obtaining a sexual offender evaluator endorsement to your license click here. Department of Labor & Industry Board of Medical Examiners Contact Information Phone(406) 444-6880 Email Us Mailing Address Board of Medical Examiners PO Box 200513 Helena, MT 59620-0513 Physical Address Board of Medical Examiners 301 S. Park Avenue 4th Floor Helena, MT 59620 More Information If you are already licensed, have applied for a license, are about to apply for a license, or are renewing your license from the Board of Medical Examiners: Professional Licensing Customer Service: (406) 444-6880 DLIBSDHELP@MT.GOV If you have scope of practice questions or comments for the Board of Medical Examiners. Please note that neither the Board, nor its staff, can provide legal advice: Sam Hunthausen, Executive Officer (406) 444-6880 DLIBSDMED@MT.GOV If you have questions about continuing education: (406) 444-5696 AUDIT@MT.GOV If you have questions about filing a complaint against a licensee: (406) 841-2312 DLIBSDCOMPLAINTS@MT.GOV Department of Labor & Industry Divisions Business Standards Employment Relations Unemployment Insurance Workforce Services Home - Department of Labor & Industry Privacy & Security Accessibility Services Agencies Official Montana State Website × Search Back To Top Contact Information × Phone: (406) 444-6880 Email: Email Us Mailing Address Board of Medical Examiners PO Box 200513 Helena, MT 59620-0513 Physical Address Board of Medical Examiners 301 S. Park Avenue 4th Floor Helena, MT 59620 If you are already licensed, have applied for a license, are about to apply for a license, or are renewing your license from the Board of Medical Examiners: Professional Licensing Customer Service: (406) 444-6880 DLIBSDHELP@MT.GOV If you have scope of practice questions or comments for the Board of Medical Examiners. Please note that neither the Board, nor its staff, can provide legal advice: Sam Hunthausen, Executive Officer (406) 444-6880 DLIBSDMED@MT.GOV If you have questions about continuing education: (406) 444-5696 AUDIT@MT.GOV If you have questions about filing a complaint against a licensee: (406) 841-2312 DLIBSDCOMPLAINTS@MT.GOV Close Login forMontana Works × Job Seeker|UI Claimant Work Opportunity Tax Credit Business or Consultant Close Create an Account forMontana Works × Job Seeker|UI Claimant Work Opportunity Tax Credit Business or Consultant Close Choose a Board Alternative Health Care Architects & Landscape Architects Athletic Trainers Barbers & Cosmetologists Behavioral Health Boiler Operator Program Chiropractors Clinical Laboratory Science Practitioners Construction Blaster Program Crane / Hoisting Operator Program Dentistry Electrical Elevator Contractors, Mechanics, & Inspectors Licensing Program Fire Protection License Program Funeral Service Genetic Counselor Program Hearing Aid Dispensers Massage Therapy Medical Examiners Nursing Nursing Home Administrators Occupational Therapy Practice Optometry Outfitters Pharmacy Physical Therapy Examiners Plumbers Private Security Professional Engineers & Professional Land Surveyors Psychologists Public Accountants Radiologic Technologists Real Estate Appraisers Realty Regulation Respiratory Care Practitioners Sanitarians Speech-Language Pathologists & Audiologists Veterinary Medicine Close