Verify a Doctor's License
in Texas
Enter a physician's state-issued license number to instantly check their current license status via the Texas Medical Board.
About the Texas Medical Board
The Texas Medical Board licenses and disciplines physicians and physician assistants in Texas.
For authoritative, real-time license verification, always check directly with the Texas Medical Board.
Medical licenses in Texas are issued to physicians (MD) and may also cover osteopathic physicians (DO) depending on board structure. The license number and status are public records and can be verified by anyone.
Texas Medical License FAQs
How do I verify a doctor's license in Texas?
To verify a physician's license in Texas, you can use Medical License Search by entering their state-issued license number. For official verification, visit the Texas Medical Board directly at https://www.tmb.state.tx.us.
What is the Texas Medical Board?
The Texas Medical Board licenses and disciplines physicians and physician assistants in Texas.
What information does a Texas medical license record show?
A Texas license record typically shows the current license status (Active, Inactive, Expired, Probation, Suspended, or Revoked), the license expiration date, and the issuing board. For the most complete picture, consult the Texas Medical Board directly.
How often are Texas medical license records updated?
The Texas Medical Board updates its records as board actions occur. Our aggregated data is refreshed periodically, but may lag behind official records. Always confirm the current status directly with the board.
What should I do if a Texas physician's license shows as Suspended or Revoked?
If a physician's license shows as Suspended or Revoked, they are not legally permitted to practice medicine in Texas. You should contact the Texas Medical Board to confirm, and consult with legal counsel if appropriate for your situation.
Can I search by name instead of license number for Texas doctors?
Our tool requires a state-issued license number. If you only have the provider's name, visit the Texas Medical Board website directly — most state boards offer a free name-based search at their official site.