Federation of State Medical Boards Receives HRSA Funds for Ongoing Projects

The Federation of State Medical Boards has been awarded a three-year grant from the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration to continue initiatives to streamline the state medical licensure process and reduce barriers to telemedicine.

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Specifically, the grant will go toward the Uniform Application, which streamlines the licensure process with online applications; the Federation Credentials Verification Service, which encourage license portability; and ongoing efforts to reduce statutory and regulatory barriers to multi-state practice.

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