North Carolina Medical Board

01/12/2026

During colder months as more people gather indoors, transmission of respiratory viruses typically increases. So far this flu season, North Carolina has experienced 71 flu-related deaths. Learn how to protect yourself and your family with these resources from NC Department of Health and Human Services. https://www.dph.ncdhhs.gov/programs/epidemiology/communicable-disease/respiratory-diseases/seasonal

01/12/2026

Want to learn some about the North Carolina Medical Board?https://www.ncmedboard.org/images/uploads/publications_uploads/BoardFastFacts_PanelBrochure_02122024_web.pdf

01/11/2026

NCMB is now a member of the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact and is accepting applications both from physicians outside of NC who are currently licensed in another Compact state and from licensed NC physicians seeking IMLC licensure in other Compact states. https://www.ncmedboard.org/resources-information/professional-resources/publications/forum-newsletter/notices/new-physician-license-applications-are-now-live

01/10/2026

Licensees of the North Carolina Medical Board are required to keep a current address and/or name on file with the Board. See if your information is up to date. https://portal.ncmedboard.org/index.aspx

01/06/2026

We are able to present to your organization in-person or virtually on a variety of topics. Contact us today to schedule a speaker for your next function. https://ncmedboard.org/contact/request-speaker

01/04/2026

Are you new to North Carolina? Learn more about the North Carolina Medical Board by visiting our website.

Brochures and Multi-Media The North Carolina Medical Board has compiled several resources to help you learn about the Board and help you become a better healthcare consumer. Click on the icons below to view our resources. Brochures Videos MedBoard Matters Podcast

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from the North Carolina Medical Board!

12/31/2025

Reminder: NCMB's office will be closed Thursday, Jan. 1st to celebrate the New Year. We will re-open Friday, Jan. 2nd at 8:00 am.

12/30/2025

Participants in a recent study reported 16% fewer anxiety symptoms, 24.8% fewer symptoms of depression, and 14.5% less insomnia after taking a 1-week social media break.

Recent research shows that reducing social media use for at least one week can lower rates of anxiety, depression, and insomnia in young adults.

12/30/2025

Looking ahead to 2026? You can find the NCMB scheduled meeting and hearing dates online. https://www.ncmedboard.org/about-the-board

12/29/2025

Public Board actions are available on the Board's website. https://bit.ly/3HmpEOn

12/26/2025

Subclade K, a version of the flu strain has led to a surge in hospitalizations across multiple states.

The virus is particularly serious for children, with one doctor warning parents too look out for three key symptoms