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In the pathway to practicing medicine within Texas, navigating the complexities of licensure is an essential step for aspiring physicians. Among the various forms and hurdles, the L for Texas Medical Board form stands out as a particularly critical document. Officially known as the FORM L Physician Licensure Evaluation, this complex document serves multiple purposes including the verification of postgraduate training and a thorough professional evaluation. Designed to be completed by an evaluating physician—who must hold a significant position such as Chief of Staff, Department Chairman, Medical Director, or Training Director—this form requires detailed information pertaining to an applicant's medical training, professional history, and ethical conduct. Importantly, the form mandates an evaluation from every facility the applicant has been affiliated with in the last five years, with a possible extension based on the discretion of a licensure analyst. Beyond simple evaluation, the form participates in a broader effort to ensure that future physicians not only possess the necessary medical competence but also exhibit professionalism and moral integrity in their conduct. Thus, the FORM L not only evaluates a physician's past training but critically impacts their future in medicine, inherently sustaining the standard of healthcare within Texas. This detailed provision for disclosing any instances of unprofessional behavior, gaps in training, or legal issues underpins the Texas Medical Board’s commitment to maintaining high standards of medical practice in the state.

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FORM L

Physician Licensure Evaluation – Texas Medical Board

Verification of Postgraduate Training and Professional Evaluation

APPLICANT:

Complete the information in this box. You must have evaluations from every facility with which you have been affiliated in the past 5 years. Note – your licensure analyst may require additional evaluations outside the past 5 years.

Applicant’s Current Full Name: ____________________Name at time of affiliation if different: _______________________

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Printed

Applicant’s Date of Birth: ______________

Applicant TMB ID# _________________

Applicant’s Address: ____________________________Telephone: ________________ E-Mail: ____________________

Name of Evaluating Hospital/Institution _________________________________________________________________

Address of Evaluating Hospital/Institution _______________________________________________________________

Dates of affiliation From (mm/yy) ___________ To (mm/yy) _________

Department of Affiliation_______________________

Your position at the time of affiliation:

 Intern  Resident  Fellow  Faculty  Staff

I hereby authorize all hospitals, institutions or organizations, my references, personal physicians, employers (past, present and future), business or professional associates (past, present and future) and all governmental agencies (local, state, federal, or foreign) to release to the Texas Medical Board or its successors any information, files or records, including medical records, educational records, and records of psychiatric treatment and treatment for drug and/or alcohol abuse or dependency, requested by the Board in connection with this application, necessary to determine my medical competence, professional conduct, or physical and/or mental ability to safely engage in the practice of medicine. I further authorize the Texas Medical Board or its successors to release to the organizations, individuals, or groups listed above, any information, which is material to this application, or any subsequent licensure.

I authorize the release of the information contained in this evaluation form to the Texas Medical Board.

___________________________________________________

Applicant’s Signature

EVALUATING PHYSICIAN:

•A physician who currently holds one of the following positions must complete this evaluation: Chief of Staff, Department Chairman, Medical Director, or Training Director. Letters of recommendation or standard institution verification forms will not be accepted in lieu of this form.

•This completed evaluation should be sent directly to the Texas Medical Board offices via mail, fax, or email.

By mail - Place this form in an envelope of the hospital/institution that you represent, seal the envelope and place your signature over the outside sealed envelope flap. Send to: Texas Medical Board, MC-240, P.O. Box 2029, Austin, TX 78768-2029

By fax - Evaluator must submit the form along with an official hospital/institution coversheet to 888-790-0621. Fax submitted by the applicant and/or without the appropriate coversheet cannot be accepted.

By email - Evaluator must submit the form from an official hospital/institution email address to screen-cic@tmb.state.tx.us. Emails sent from the applicant or from a non-agency email address cannot be accepted.

Title:

 Chief of Staff

Evaluating Physician’s

 Department Chairman

 Medical Director

Name/Degree:

 Training Director

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Title:

Phone:Address:

Fax:E-Mail:

Evaluating Physician's License Number and

State of Licensure

LICENSURE APPLICATION FORM L PHYSICIAN LICENSURE EVALUATION

Version 01.2020

FORM L

Applicant's Name___________________________________________

Page 2

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This is important: All information on this Form L, (including attachments that you provide as the Evaluating Physician) regarding a licensure applicant is confidential pursuant to §164.007(c) of the Medical Practice Act. However, the Board must provide a copy of this Form L and attachments to an applicant when an application is referred to the Licensure Committee for licensure determination. Any information furnished by you is further subject to Chapter 160.010, of the Medical Practice Act, Immunity from Civil Liability.

FOR TRAINING POSITIONS – Completion of the Verification of Post Graduate Training and the Verification of Professional History sections are required.

FOR NON-TRAINING POSITIONS – Only completion of the Verification of Professional History section is required.

VERIFICATION OF POST GRADUATE TRAINING

This section relates to postgraduate training. If this individual did not complete postgraduate training at this institution please skip to the Verification of Professional History section.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Department:

 

 

 

 

 

PROGRAM PARTICIPATION: (For

 

 

 

PGY: _______

 

 

___________________________________

 

 

 

training positions only)

 

 

 

___ Internship

 

 

From: ___/___/___

To: ___/___/___

 

 

 

Report incomplete postgraduate years

 

 

 

___ Residency

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Credit received?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Fellowship

 

 

 

 

 

 

(PGY) separately from those that were

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Research

 

 

Full

*Partial

in progress

 

 

 

successfully completed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

If the postgraduate year is currently in

 

 

 

 

 

 

*For partial credit– how many months?______

 

 

 

progress, report the expected completion

 

 

 

 

 

Department:

 

 

 

 

 

date in the “To” field.

 

 

 

 

 

PGY: _______

 

 

___________________________________

 

 

 

Report Internships, Residencies and

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Internship

 

 

From: ___/___/___

To: ___/___/___

 

 

Fellowships separately. Use one section

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Residency

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

per department.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Credit received?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Fellowship

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Research

 

 

Full

*Partial

in progress

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*For partial credit– how many months?______

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Department:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

PGY: _______

 

 

___________________________________

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Internship

 

 

From: ___/___/___

To: ___/___/___

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Residency

 

 

Credit received?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Fellowship

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

___ Research

 

 

Full

*Partial

in progress

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*For partial credit– how many months?______

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

UNUSUAL

 

 

 Yes  No

1.

 

Did this individual ever take a leave of absence or break from training?

 

 

 

CIRCUMSTANCES:

 

 

 Yes  No

2.

 

Did this individual resign from training?

 

 

 

 

(For training

 

 

 Yes  No

3.

 

Were any limitations or special requirements placed upon this individual for

 

 

 

positions only)

 

 

 

 

professionalism or behavioral issues?

 

 

 

 

 

Please attach an

 

 

 Yes  No

4.

 

Did this individual ever receive a written warning or documented counseling

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

about his/her behavior?

 

 

 

 

 

 

explanation for any

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Yes  No

5.

 

Was this individual ever placed on probation for any reason?

 

 

 

“yes” response.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Yes  No

6.

 

Is this individual currently under investigation?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Yes  No

7.

 

Were this individual’s privileges or duties ever reduced, suspended, or

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

revoked?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Yes  No

8.

 

Did this individual experience delayed promotion or delayed advancement to

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the next level?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Yes  No

9.

 

Was this individual informed his/her contract would not be renewed?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Yes  No

10. Was this individual suspended, terminated, or dismissed from training?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

LICENSURE APPLICATION FORM L PHYSICIAN LICENSURE EVALUATION

Version 01.2020

FORM L

Applicant's Name___________________________________________

 

Page 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

VERIFICATION OF PROFESSIONAL HISTORY

 

 

 

1.

This evaluation is based on  Personal Knowledge

 Review of Credential File

 

2.

How long have you known the applicant? Years________ Months ________

 

3.

Is the applicant related to you?

 

 Yes

 No

4.

Do you know the applicant well?

 

 Yes

 No

5.

Has your acquaintance with the applicant continued until recent date?

 Yes

 No

6.Do you consider the applicant:

(a) Reliable?

 Yes

 No

(b) Ethical?

 Yes

 No

(c) Of good character?

 Yes

 No

7.Please rate the applicant:

Excellent

Good

Average

Poor

(a)Professional ability

(b)Attention to duties

(c)Breadth of education

(d)Interpersonal skills

8.Has applicant, to your knowledge, ever been guilty of:

(a) Fraud or dishonesty?

 Yes

 No

(b) Unprofessional conduct?

 Yes

 No

9.To your knowledge, has the applicant ever:

(a) been warned, censured, reprimanded, disciplined, had admissions monitored or privileges limited

or suspended?

 Yes

 No

(b) had disciplinary action taken against him/her by a licensing agency?

 Yes

 No

(c) been denied or surrendered a federal or state controlled substance permit?

 Yes

 No

(d) been arrested, fined, charged with or convicted of a crime, indicted, imprisoned

 

 

or placed on probation?

 Yes

 No

(e) been a defendant in a legal action involving professional liability (malpractice) or had a

 

 

professional liability claim paid in his/her behalf or paid such a claim him/herself?

 Yes

 No

(f) been placed on probation, asked to withdraw, or reprimanded?

 Yes

 No

(g) been terminated, resigned in lieu of termination or during investigation?

 Yes

 No

If you answered "yes" to any of the above questions, please provide any additional information you may have, including the names of other individuals who may have information concerning this applicant.

10. Are the dates of privileges provided by the applicant on the top portion of this form accurate?

 Yes

 No

11.If not, please provide the correct dates: Beginning month _____ / year ____Ending month _____ / year _______

Evaluating Physicians Name:

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Signature

Date:

LICENSURE APPLICATION FORM L PHYSICIAN LICENSURE EVALUATION

Version 01.2020
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Form Data

Fact Details
Form Purpose Physician Licensure Evaluation for the Texas Medical Board to verify postgraduate training and professional evaluation.
Applicant Requirements Applicants must complete their section and have evaluations from every facility with which they have been affiliated in the past 5 years. Additional evaluations may be required.
Authorization Applicants authorize the release of their information to the Texas Medical Board and other specified entities for the purpose of determining medical competence and suitability for licensure.
Evaluating Physician Requirements The evaluation must be completed by a physician in a leadership position such as Chief of Staff, Department Chairman, Medical Director, or Training Director.
Method of Submission The completed evaluation can be submitted via mail, fax, or email, with specific instructions for each method to ensure authenticity.
Confidentiality and Immunity All information provided is confidential per §164.007(c) of the Medical Practice Act, and those furnishing information are granted immunity from civil liability per Chapter 160.010 of the Medical Practice Act.
Verification Sections The form has distinct sections for verifying postgraduate training and professional history, with requirements varying based on the applicant’s position.
Governing Law The form and its process are governed by the Medical Practice Act and specific sections providing for confidentiality and immunity from civil liability.
Unusual Circumstances and Professional History Verification Evaluators are asked about any unusual circumstances such as leaves of absence or disciplinary actions, and to verify the professional history and character of the applicant.

Instructions on Utilizing L For Texas Medical Board

Filling out the L For Texas Medical Board form is an essential step for physicians seeking licensure or needing to verify their postgraduate training and professional evaluations. The process requires attention to detail, as this form plays a crucial role in verifying one's qualifications and competence in the medical field. By following precise instructions, applicants can ensure their submission is complete, accurate, and submitted correctly. This guide is meant to simplify the process, ensuring all necessary steps are clear and manageable.

Steps to Fill Out the L For Texas Medical Board Form:

  1. Applicant Information:
    • Enter your current full name and the name used at the time of affiliation, if different.
    • Provide your Date of Birth and TMB ID#, if you have one.
    • Include your complete address, telephone number, and email address.
  2. Evaluating Hospital/Institution Information:
    • Fill in the name and address of the evaluating hospital or institution.
    • Specify the dates of your affiliation in the format mm/yy for both the start and end dates.
    • Indicate your Department of Affiliation and your position at the time, choosing from Intern, Resident, Fellow, Faculty, or Staff.
  3. Authorization:
    • Read the authorization statement carefully.
    • Sign your name to grant the required authorization.
  4. For Evaluating Physician: (Note: This section is for the evaluating physician to complete.)
    • Choose the appropriate title (Chief of Staff, Department Chairman, Medical Director, or Training Director).
    • Fill in the Evaluating Physician’s Name/Degree, Printed Title, Phone, Fax, and Email Address.
    • Enter the Evaluating Physician's License Number and State of Licensure.
  5. Verification of Post Graduate Training & Professional History:
    • Follow instructions within each section, filling out all applicable fields. If a section does not apply to your situation, skip it and proceed to the next relevant section.
  6. Submission Details:
    • Ensure the form, along with any required attachments, is sent directly from the evaluating hospital or institution to the Texas Medical Board through the mail, fax, or email as specified in the instructions.

After your form is duly filled and submitted, it will be processed by the Texas Medical Board. This step is essential for your licensure evaluation or the verification of your postgraduate training and professional evaluations. Ensure all provided information is accurate and comprehensive to facilitate a smooth review process.

Obtain Answers on L For Texas Medical Board

  1. What is the purpose of Form L for the Texas Medical Board?

    Form L is a crucial document for physicians seeking licensure in Texas. It serves to verify the applicant's postgraduate training and professional conduct through evaluations from affiliated facilities within the last five years. This form also provides the Texas Medical Board with necessary insights into the applicant's medical competence, professional behavior, and ability to safely practice medicine, based on feedback from positions of leadership within the medical community.

  2. Who needs to complete Form L?

    Physicians applying for licensure in Texas must initiate the process by providing their details in the specific section of Form L. Afterwards, the form requires completion by a qualifying evaluating physician—this includes individuals in roles such as Chief of Staff, Department Chairman, Medical Director, or Training Director. It's essential that letters of recommendation or standard institution verification forms are not substituted for this comprehensive evaluation form.

  3. How can the evaluating physician submit Form L to the Texas Medical Board?

    The evaluating physician has three methods to submit the completed Form L to the Texas Medical Board:

    • Mail - The form should be placed in an envelope of the representing hospital/institution, sealed, with the evaluator's signature across the sealed flap, and sent to the specified Texas Medical Board address.
    • Fax - Along with an official hospital/institution cover sheet, the form can be faxed to the provided number, ensuring it is not sent by the applicant or without the necessary coversheet.
    • Email - Submission via email requires the use of an official hospital/institution email address to be accepted, emphasizing that emails from the applicant or non-agency addresses are not valid.

  4. What should be done if postgraduate training was not completed at a given institution?

    If the applicant has not completed any postgraduate training at the institution of the evaluating physician, the section pertaining to the Verification of Postgraduate Training should be skipped, and the form should proceed directly to the Verification of Professional History section. This ensures that only relevant experiences and evaluations are documented and assessed.

  5. What actions should be taken if any "yes" answers are provided in the Unusual Circumstances or Professional History sections?

    Should the evaluating physician answer "yes" to any queries related to unusual circumstances during training or professional history queries indicating concerns about the applicant's conduct or competence, detailed explanations and additional information must be attached to Form L. This may include specifics of the incidents, dates, and the names of other individuals who might provide further insights into the applicant's professional background. Providing comprehensive details assists the Texas Medical Board in making well-informed decisions about licensure.

Common mistakes

Filling out the Form L for the Texas Medical Board correctly is crucial for the licensure process. However, applicants often encounter pitfalls that can delay or adversely affect their application. Here are five common mistakes to avoid:

  1. Not verifying that all information matches across documents. It is essential that the applicant’s current full name, as well as any name used during previous affiliations, accurately matches across all documents submitted. Discrepancies in names can cause confusion and delays in the verification process.

  2. Omitting past affiliations or evaluations. The Form L requires evaluations from every facility with which the applicant has been affiliated in the past five years, and potentially additional evaluations beyond this period if deemed necessary by a licensure analyst. Failure to include all required evaluations can result in an incomplete application.

  3. Assuming completion dates for ongoing training will automatically be understood. For postgraduate training that is currently in progress, applicants must clearly indicate the expected completion date rather than leaving it blank or ambiguous. This helps the Board to accurately assess the applicant's stage of training.

  4. Allowing a gap in the verification of professional history. The board reviews an applicant's professional history closely, and any unexplained gaps or discrepancies can raise concerns. It’s critical that the applicant ensures the dates of privileges provided at the top of the form are accurate and correspond exactly with their professional timeline. Any inconsistency should be promptly addressed and clarified.

  5. Forgetting to obtain the signature across the sealed envelope or failing to use the correct submission method. The Form L instructions specify that the completed evaluation should be sent directly to the Texas Medical Board using a specific method (mail, fax, or email) and must include the evaluator’s signature across the sealed envelope flap if mailed. Submission by the applicant or using an incorrect method can lead to the evaluation not being accepted.

Documents used along the form

Submitting the Form L for the Texas Medical Board is a critical step for physicians seeking licensure in Texas. However, navigating through the process requires more than just this form. Various documents supplement the information on Form L and ensure the Texas Medical Board has a comprehensive understanding of an applicant's qualifications and background. These documents play a vital role in the licensing process.

  • Curriculum Vitae (CV): Provides a detailed overview of the applicant's professional history, including education, postgraduate training, work experience, publications, and awards. It helps the Board gauge the breadth and depth of the applicant's medical career.
  • Personal Statement: Though not always required, a personal statement offers insight into the applicant's reasons for pursuing medicine, their career goals, and why they are applying for licensure in Texas. It adds a personal touch to the application.
  • Letters of Recommendation: Usually, several letters from colleagues or mentors who can attest to the applicant's clinical skills, professionalism, and suitability for licensure. These letters provide third-party verification of the applicant's capabilities and character.
  • Medical School Diploma and Transcript: These documents prove the applicant's educational qualifications and academic performance during medical school. They are foundational to establishing eligibility for licensure.
  • Examination Scores: Scores from exams like the USMLE, NBME, or COMLEX-USA are required to assess the applicant's medical knowledge and competence.
  • Proof of Previous Licensure and Verification of Licensure Status: For physicians who have been licensed in other states or countries, proof of these licenses and their current status helps the Board ensure the applicant is in good standing elsewhere.
  • Background Check and Fingerprinting Verification: These are pivotal for assessing the applicant's suitability to practice medicine by identifying any past criminal activity or disciplinary action taken against the physician.

Each of these documents complements the Form L, painting a full picture of the applicant's professional journey and personal integrity. Together, they provide the Texas Medical Board with the necessary information to make an informed decision regarding licensure. It's important for applicants to carefully prepare these documents to ensure a smooth licensure process.

Similar forms

  • The Uniform Application for Physician State Licensure (UA) is similar because it also collects comprehensive data about a physician’s education, training, and professional background to assess eligibility for medical licensure. The Form L focuses on verifying postgraduate training and professional evaluations, while the UA serves as a common application for many states, streamlining the process of applying for licensure across different jurisdictions.

  • The Federation Credentials Verification Service (FCVS) application shares similarities with Form L as it requires detailed information about the physician's education and training history. FCVS provides a permanent repository for the verification of medical education, postgraduate training, licensure examination history, board action history, and identity, which can be used for state medical board applications, including the Texas Medical Board.

  • The Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) application is reminiscent of Form L in that it compiles a physician’s educational accomplishments, work experiences, and personal statements. While ERAS is primarily used by medical students and graduates to apply to residency programs, Form L is used by physicians seeking licensure to practice. Both forms serve as a means to evaluate a candidate's readiness and qualifications for the next step in their career.

  • The Credentialing Application by Various Healthcare Institutions also bears similarity to Form L. These applications are typically required when a physician seeks credentialing or privileges to practice in a hospital or medical facility. Like Form L, they require detailed information on the physician's training, experience, and professional conduct, and often include peer evaluations and verification of credentials to ensure the physician meets the institution’s standards.

  • The Medical Privilege Application Forms used by hospitals for granting specific clinical privileges to physicians are similar. These forms, like Form L, require detailed documentation of the physician’s educational background, postgraduate training, and any special certifications or qualifications. The purpose is to ensure that the physician possesses the necessary skills and knowledge to provide safe and competent care within the scope of the privileges requested.

Dos and Don'ts

Completing the L form for the Texas Medical Board is a crucial step in the licensure process for physicians. To ensure the process is smooth and successful, there are several dos and don'ts applicants should be aware of:

  • Do ensure that all the information provided is accurate and truthful. Inaccuracies or falsehoods can lead to delays or denial of licensure.
  • Do have evaluations from every facility with which you have been affiliated in the past 5 years, as required, and be prepared to provide additional evaluations if requested by your licensure analyst.
  • Do notify and seek the authorization of all relevant parties before releasing their information to the Texas Medical Board, as this is a requirement for the application process.
  • Do ensure that the evaluating physician holds one of the specified positions (Chief of Staff, Department Chairman, Medical Director, or Training Director) as letters of recommendation or standard institution verification forms are not acceptable substitutes for this form.
  • Do check that the evaluating physician sends the completed evaluation directly to the Texas Medical Board using the prescribed methods: mail, fax, or email from an official hospital or institution address.
  • Do sign the form to authorize the Texas Medical Board to obtain and release information necessary for determining medical competence and to conduct a thorough review.
  • Don't attempt to submit the evaluation form yourself or from a non-agency email address, as submissions must come directly from the evaluator's official channels to be accepted.
  • Don't leave any sections incomplete. If certain sections do not apply, such as the Verification of Post Graduate Training for those in non-training positions, explicitly note this on the form instead of leaving it blank.
  • Don't underestimate the importance of detailing any unusual circumstances or breaks in training, as these can significantly impact the board's understanding of your professional journey.
  • Don't forget to review the form for completeness and accuracy before it is sent to the Medical Board, ensuring all required signatures and authorization are in place.
  • Don't ignore requests for additional information or clarification from the Texas Medical Board; responding promptly can expedite the licensure process.
  • Don't hesitate to seek clarification on any aspect of the form or process that is unclear. The Texas Medical Board's staff can provide guidance to ensure your application is both complete and compliant.

Following these guidelines can significantly streamline the licensure evaluation process, thereby avoiding unnecessary delays or issues. Taking the time to carefully review and accurately complete the Form L is essential for a successful evaluation by the Texas Medical Board.

Misconceptions

When it comes to the L For Texas Medical Board form, there are several misconceptions that can confuse applicants and evaluators alike. Understanding these misconceptions is crucial for a smooth licensure process. Here are four common misunderstandings and the truths behind them:

  • Misconception 1: Any doctor affiliated with the applicant can complete the form.

    • Truth: Only a physician holding specific positions such as Chief of Staff, Department Chairman, Medical Director, or Training Director is authorized to complete this evaluation. This ensures that evaluations come from individuals in leadership positions who are likely to have comprehensive knowledge of the applicant's professional conduct and competence.

  • Misconception 2: Letters of recommendation can substitute the form.

    • Truth: The Texas Medical Board explicitly requires the Form L Physician Licensure Evaluation and does not accept letters of recommendation or standard institution verification forms in lieu of this specific document. This standardization helps maintain a consistent and thorough review process for all licensure applicants.

  • Misconception 3: The form can be submitted by the applicant.

    • Truth: To ensure integrity and confidentiality, the form must be submitted directly to the Texas Medical Board by the evaluating physician. Submissions can be through mail, fax, or email, but they must originate from the evaluator using official hospital or institution channels. This protocol prevents any potential tampering or bias that might arise if applicants were allowed to submit their evaluations.

  • Misconception 4: The form only covers the applicant's time in training positions.

    • Truth: While a significant portion of the form is dedicated to verifying postgraduate training, there is also a critical section for verifying professional history. This means that both training and non-training positions need to be evaluated, reflecting the applicant's entire professional character and history, not just their time in training.

Understanding these key points clarifies the expectations and requirements for the L For Texas Medical Board form, facilitating a smoother licensure process for physicians looking to practice in Texas.

Key takeaways

Filling out the L for Texas Medical Board form is an essential step for physicians seeking licensure in Texas. This process requires attention to detail and an understanding of what is expected. Below are key takeaways that can help applicants navigate this process more smoothly:

  • The form requires evaluations from every facility where the applicant has been affiliated in the past 5 years. This comprehensive approach ensures the Texas Medical Board has a full understanding of the applicant’s professional history and competencies.
  • Applicants need to give explicit permission for a wide range of individuals and organizations to release information to the Texas Medical Board. This includes hospitals, institutions, personal physicians, employers, and even governmental agencies. It's a rigorous privacy waiver that's necessary for the thorough evaluation of the candidate's qualifications and history.
  • Only designated officials like the Chief of Staff, Department Chairman, Medical Director, or Training Director at the evaluating hospital or institution are authorized to complete this evaluation. This requirement underscores the importance of obtaining assessments from senior personnel who are in a position to comprehensively evaluate the applicant's clinical abilities and professional behavior.
  • The evaluating physician must send the completed evaluation directly to the Texas Medical Board through specified channels such as mail, fax, or email from an official hospital or institution address. This direct submission ensures the authenticity and confidentiality of the evaluation.
  • For applicants who held training positions, it is necessary to complete both the Verification of Post Graduate Training and the Verification of Professional History sections. This detailed scrutiny helps in assessing the applicant's hands-on experience, including any incomplete postgraduate years, and their impact on the applicant’s readiness for licensure.
  • The form includes sections for the evaluator to report on unusual circumstances such as leave of absence, resignation from training, receipt of written warnings, or any investigations related to the applicant. These sections are crucial for the Texas Medical Board to evaluate the applicant’s professional conduct and reliability in challenging situations.

By accurately and thoroughly completing the L for the Texas Medical Board form, applicants and their evaluators provide critical information that supports the Texas Medical Board’s mission to protect and promote the welfare of the people of Texas by ensuring that each person holding a license as a physician in the State of Texas is competent to practice safely.

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