Announcements
- 8/22/2024 - PLA and the Indiana Medical Licensing Board Warn Practitioners of Vishing Phone Call Scam(s) threatening Practitioners with Investigations, Discipline
- 10/17/2023 - Top Ten Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for Physician [Medical Doctor (MD) and Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) License Renewals
- 7/5/2023 - Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Implemented and Live in Indiana
Effective Immediately: Licensure by reciprocity is available to applicants. For more information regarding the requirements for this license type, as well as directions on how to apply, please refer to the “Information Regarding Reciprocity” section under Application Instructions.
Due to statutory requirements regarding processing times for application fees, the Indiana Professional Licensing Agency will no longer accept more than ten (10) fees per individual check for the application or renewal of an acupuncture license with the Medical Licensing Board of Indiana.
If a check is received with more than ten (10) fees per check, it may result in the return of your check along with the applications or renewals to your program for correction. Further delays in processing time, as a result of more than ten (10) fees per check, may also lead to potential late fees. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your partnership as we continue to work together to issue licenses as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Licensing Information
Board Information
Consumer Information
Use our Online Services to search for a provider or to search for past disciplinary action. The Board does not maintain records of hospital disciplinary actions, federal disciplinary actions, or convictions.
- Look up a Doctor
- Look up Disciplinary Information
- Look up Malpractice Claims - directs to Indiana Department of Insurance
- DocInfo.org - maintained by Federation of State Medical Boards
- Medicare/Medicaid/Federal health care program Exclusion List look-up - directs to U.S. Health & Human Services, Office of Inspector General
To file a complaint against a provider, please use the link below. All complaints are investigated by the Attorney General's Office and are confidential unless formal charges are filed by the Attorney General's Office with the Board. For more information, the Attorney General's Office may be contacted at 317-232-6201.
Information on the process of submitting a Consumer complaint can be found on the Consumer Complaint Process page.
Resources
- Statutes & Rules
- Board Approved Psychiatrists & Addictionologists
- Physician Assessment and Remedial Education Programs
- High Breast Density Information
- LCME Standards
- Office Based Procedures
- Indiana State Medical Association Physician Assistance Program (ISMAPAP, Impaired Physicians Program)
- Practice Related FAQs
- Scope of Practice Rulings
- Requirements for Providing Services and Prescriptions through Telehealth
Contact Information
Christine Maslan, Board Director
Kiko Dixon, Assistant Board Director
Email: pla3@pla.in.gov
Phone Number: (317) 232-2960
All litigation filings should be submitted through the PLA’s Litigation Division Web Form. If your “filing type” is not provided on the webform or you have a litigation-related inquiry, please contact the PLA at clerk@pla.in.gov.
All probation and other disciplinary documents resulting from a Board, Committee, or Commission Order should be submitted to probation@pla.in.gov.
Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC)
For information on how to apply for a physician license through the compact or other general customer service inquires related to your application, please visit the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Commission's (IMLCC) website at imlcc.org or contact the IMLCC at inquiry@imlcc.net.
If you have applied or obtained a physician license through the compact to practice in the state of Indiana and are inquiring about the status of your license, please contact PLA's staff at imlc@pla.in.gov.