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February 17, 2026
Border Barriers: Licensing Internationally Trained Physicians
Licensing internationally trained physicians can present challenges, from navigating country-specific requirements to securing accurate primary source verification. Join TMG for an exploration of the evolving standards and processes that impact international medical graduates (IMGs) seeking U.S. licensure. Learn how PLPs can anticipate verification hurdles, address discrepancies, and streamline applications to prevent costly delays.
Objectives:
Explain the regulatory requirements and documentation standards for licensing internationally trained physicians.
Identify common verification challenges and country-specific pitfalls in IMG applications.
Describe strategies to manage complex cases, resolve discrepancies, and maintain compliance.
April 14, 2026
Crisis Credentials: Emergency & Disaster Licensing Pathways
Public health emergencies and natural disasters demand rapid physician deployment, but temporary and expedited licensing rules can be confusing and inconsistent across states. Join TMG for an analysis of emergency licensing pathways, including how they are activated, monitored, and retired once the crisis ends. Learn how PLPs can prepare in advance to manage rapid-response licensing efficiently while ensuring compliance under urgent conditions.
Objectives:
Explain the regulatory frameworks that govern emergency and disaster-related licensing pathways.
Identify common challenges and compliance risks in temporary or expedited licensure.
Describe proactive strategies to prepare for and manage crisis-related licensing.
July 14, 2026
Name Game: Legal & Identity Variations in Licensing
Even minor discrepancies in a physician’s name can create major obstacles in the licensing process, especially when international documents, cultural variations, or legal name changes are involved. Join TMG for a discussion of how identity inconsistencies impact licensing applications and the risks they create under regulatory and legal review. Learn how PLPs can document, reconcile, and defend applications to ensure accuracy, compliance, and timely approvals.
Objectives:
Explain how name discrepancies and identity variations affect the physician licensing process.
Identify common scenarios that trigger verification delays or regulatory concerns.
Describe effective strategies to resolve discrepancies and defend applications under scrutiny.
September 16, 2026
Audit Alert: Preparing for Licensing Board Reviews
Licensing board reviews can be triggered by random CME spot checks, discrepancies in applications, or prior disciplinary actions, and they often arrive without warning. Join TMG for an exploration of how licensing boards conduct audits, what documentation is typically requested, and which issues most commonly draw scrutiny. Learn how PLPs can maintain audit-ready files, respond effectively to board inquiries, and safeguard their organizations against compliance risks.
Objectives:
Explain the circumstances that may trigger a licensing board review or audit.
Identify the documentation and compliance areas most frequently examined by licensing boards.
Describe strategies to maintain audit readiness and respond effectively to board inquiries.
November 17, 2026
Legal Lens: Disciplinary Actions & License Reporting
Disciplinary actions, malpractice claims, and adverse reports can all trigger licensing complications, requiring careful disclosure and thorough documentation. Join TMG for an examination of how these issues impact physician licensure, including the regulatory requirements for reporting and the risks of incomplete or inaccurate submissions. Learn how PLPs can manage disclosure obligations with accuracy and consistency while minimizing legal and organizational risk.
Objectives:
Explain the regulatory requirements for reporting disciplinary actions, malpractice claims, and adverse events to licensing boards.
Identify common risks and pitfalls in disclosure and reporting processes.
Describe strategies to ensure accurate reporting, protect compliance, and reduce liability.
January 12, 2027
Clock Ticking: Managing Delays in Physician Licensing
Even the most seasoned licensing professionals face delays caused by backlogs, third-party verifications, or shifting state requirements. Join TMG for an in-depth look at advanced delay scenarios, from stalled FBI background checks and international training verifications to state board processing slowdowns. Learn how PLPs can anticipate these challenges, manage physician and organizational expectations, and build proactive strategies to keep licensing timelines on track despite factors beyond their direct control.
Objectives:
Explain the systemic and external factors that contribute to licensing delays.
Identify high-risk scenarios that can derail timelines.
Describe advanced strategies to mitigate delays, communicate effectively, and maintain compliance.
