Physician Discipline Results Available for Patients
Discipline cases for physicians are generally handled by the medical board for the state in which a medical practitioner is licensed to practice. Patients may obtain current disciplinary information about any licensed professional in their state.
Maryland:
If you have a complaint about your doctor or want to obtain medical practictioner profiles, including disciplinary action, the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene includes an online complaint form and database search. Both the complaint form and the physician profiles are located at the Maryland Board of Physicians website.
District of Columbia:
For the District of Columbia, instructions to file a complaint against a licensed health care professional are located at the DC Department of Health section of the DC Government's website. The site also includes an online database search to verify an individual's license status.
Virginia:
The Virginia Board of Medicine website contains a searchable database, covering over 98% of Virginia's doctors. Allthough the Board does not verify the self-reported information submitted by doctors, it does conduct random audits of profiles in an effort to improve both accuracy and timeliness.
At Regan Zambri & Long, we have significant experience investigating cases of physician neglience. If you have suffered permanent injuries as the result of the negligence of a physician, you can contact us for more information about your rights.
Maryland:
If you have a complaint about your doctor or want to obtain medical practictioner profiles, including disciplinary action, the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene includes an online complaint form and database search. Both the complaint form and the physician profiles are located at the Maryland Board of Physicians website.
District of Columbia:
For the District of Columbia, instructions to file a complaint against a licensed health care professional are located at the DC Department of Health section of the DC Government's website. The site also includes an online database search to verify an individual's license status.
Virginia:
The Virginia Board of Medicine website contains a searchable database, covering over 98% of Virginia's doctors. Allthough the Board does not verify the self-reported information submitted by doctors, it does conduct random audits of profiles in an effort to improve both accuracy and timeliness.
At Regan Zambri & Long, we have significant experience investigating cases of physician neglience. If you have suffered permanent injuries as the result of the negligence of a physician, you can contact us for more information about your rights.
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