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Kentucky physician licensure

Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure licenses physicians in Kentucky, for both MD and DO applicants. For a Kentucky hire, licenses renew on a annual license renewal; cme every three years cycle and renewal carries a CME requirement (60 hours every 3 years, including 30 AMA/AOA Category 1; controlled-substance prescribers: 4.5 hours HB1/KASPER/pain/addiction CME per cycle. Primary care physicians licensed after : 3-hour domestic violence course within 3 years of initial license). Kentucky's compact status is participating non-SPL.

Informational only. Licensing rules change. Confirm current requirements with the state medical board before applying.

Key facts

ItemDetail
MD boardKentucky Board of Medical Licensure
DO boardSame board as MD
Online applicationApplication page
Renewal cycleAnnual license renewal; CME every three years (source)
Renewal timingRenewal annually; renewal penalties after March 1 and deadline April 1 (source)
CME per renewal cycle60 hours every 3 years, including 30 AMA/AOA Category 1; controlled-substance prescribers: 4.5 hours HB1/KASPER/pain/addiction CME per cycle. Primary care physicians licensed after : 3-hour domestic violence course within 3 years of initial license. (source)
Interstate Medical Licensure Compactparticipating non-SPL (IMLCC)

Hiring timeline in Kentucky

With Kentucky in the compact as participating non-SPL, a candidate licensed in another member state can apply through the IMLC instead of a full application to the Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure.

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