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Clinician requirements in New York

Five tracks, each generated from our requirements table and each carrying the board page it was read from. Last verified 2026-09-15.

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  • Physician licensing in New York

    New York is not an IMLC member state, so every physician files a full application.

    4 filings or obligations listed. Source: NYSED Office of the Professions.

  • Nurse practitioner licensing in New York

    New York is not a Nurse Licensure Compact state for practice privileges in the way prescribers usually assume; the RN license is filed with the state.

    5 filings or obligations listed. Source: NYSED Office of the Professions.

  • Physician assistant licensing in New York

    Supervision is recorded by the employing practice rather than filed with the board.

    4 filings or obligations listed. Source: NYSED Office of the Professions.

  • Continuing education in New York

    New York registers physicians every two years and does not impose a general annual CME hour count.

    2 filings or obligations listed. Source: NYSED Office of the Professions.

  • Controlled substance registration in New York

    New York requires electronic prescribing for nearly all prescriptions.

    4 filings or obligations listed. Source: New York State Department of Health.

Every track on this page cites the issuing board directly. Where a national summary and a board disagree, the board wins.

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