Pla Licensing (2024)

FAQs

How long does an Indiana medical license take? ›

Indiana is a historically quick processing state. On average, you can expect the full Indiana medical licensing process to take two to four months. Time delaying factors include a history of malpractice claims, disciplinary action, arrests, lengthy practice history, etc.

Completed Application - Applications may be submitted online at MyLicense.IN.gov. Application Fee of $250.00 - Pay by credit or debit card. All application fees are nonrefundable. Temporary Permit - Submit additional $100 fee (nonrefundable) and proof of licensure in another state.

Each respiratory care practitioner licensed in Indiana is required to complete an annual average of seven and one-half (7.5) hours of continuing education during each biennium (January 1 of odd-numbered year to December 31 of succeeding even-numbered year) in the area of respiratory care.

(1) Sixteen percent (16%) of the license renewal fee for each license renewed under this section. (2) The amount per license needed to operate the impaired pharmacists program, as determined by the Indiana professional licensing agency. Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Indiana Code Title 25.

The ABIM exam is one of the most rigorous exams you'll ever take. It requires months and months of preparation. Even the most meticulous doctors need to understand what is required for the ABIM exam before they start studying.

The average Medical Resident salary in Indiana is $252,964 as of June 27, 2024, but the range typically falls between $219,021 and $282,953.

States use compacts as a legal relationship to address an issue. Indiana currently participates in 37 interstate compacts (listed below). The Medical Licensure Compact is an “expedited license review” compact.

If you have any questions about the application process, please feel free to contact our office at (317) 234-2060 or visit our website at www.pla.IN.gov.

Registered respiratory therapists perform similar functions as CRTs, but RRTs generally practice more independently and require additional RT training. From developing patient treatment plans to performing diagnostic tests to educating patient families, RRTs play a critical role in healthcare.

How many credit hours equals a CEU? ›

One CEU equals 10 contact hours. For example, if a certificate lists a class as 1.6 CEUs, that equals 16 hours. A class that is . 3 CEUs is 3 hours.

In California, RTs can perform intubation procedures, but there's a catch. They need to meet specific qualifications and, more importantly, do it under the supervision of a physician. Think of it as suiting up for the big game, but needing the attending physician to be the head coach calling the plays.

Pursuant to Indiana law, the pharmacist filling the prescription shall exercise their professional judgment in the best interest of the patient's health when reviewing all prescriptions and maintains ultimate discretion in filling the prescription.

Some pharmaceutical companies acquire patents for older drugs and then jack up the price. Others have bought or merged with another drugmaker to avoid price competition. Direct-to-consumer advertising. Drug companies spend billions on ads (nearly $8.1 billion in 2022).

(c) A licensed pharmacy technician may transfer a prescription, including making a verbal transfer, as delegated by a pharmacist.

*Review Time is measured from the start of the QA review to the completion of the QA review. Once an application passes the QA review and has no remaining issues, the application moves forward for license issuance. The license is then issued within 1-3 business days.

It might take 60 days

Physicians should allow at least two months from the time they submit an application for licensure to be granted. Physicians who are graduates of medical schools outside the U.S. should anticipate a slightly longer waiting period.

#1 - Colorado Medical Board

The Colorado Medical Board is able to issue a Physician Medical License within 30 days of filing an Expedited Medical License application.