Michigan physician licensure

Michigan Board of Medicine licenses physicians in Michigan, and osteopathic physicians apply to the Michigan Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (separate board). For a Michigan hire, licenses renew on a triennial cycle and renewal carries a CME requirement ({'hours': 150, 'topics': ['75 Category 1 minimum', '3 pain and symptom management (including 1 controlled substance prescribing)', '1 medical ethics', '1 implicit bias per license year', 'one-time human trafficking training']}). Michigan's compact status is participating non-SPL.

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

Key facts

Item	Detail
MD board	Michigan Board of Medicine
DO board	Michigan Board of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (separate board)
Online application	Application page
Renewal cycle	Triennial (source)
Renewal timing	Every three years; renewal application may be filed within 90 days before expiration (source)
Renewal fee	$314 (source)
CME per renewal cycle	{'hours': 150, 'topics': ['75 Category 1 minimum', '3 pain and symptom management (including 1 controlled substance prescribing)', '1 medical ethics', '1 implicit bias per license year', 'one-time human trafficking training']} (source)
Interstate Medical Licensure Compact	participating non-SPL (IMLCC)

Hiring timeline in Michigan

With Michigan 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 Michigan Board of Medicine.

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Michigan physician licensure

Key facts

Hiring timeline in Michigan

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