Vermont Board of Medical Practice
The Vermont Board of Medical Practice, located in Burlington at 101 Cherry Street, is part of the Vermont Department of Health. The Board's mission is to evaluate the fitness of professionals to practice in Vermont, and to take prompt action where needed to protect the public health and safety.
- Professional Licensing
- Physician Profiles
- Physicians Certified by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS)
- Complaints
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William E. Wargo
Director
Vermont Board of Medical Practice
Licensing
The Board of Medical Practice is responsible for licensing:
- physicians (MDs)
- podiatrists (DPMs)
The Board of Medical Practice certifies:
- physician assistants (PAs)
- anesthesiologist assistants (AAs).
Nurses, osteopaths, and other health professionals are licensed by the Vermont Secretary of State Office of Professional Regulation.
For more licensing information, go to: Primary Source Verification
Physician Profiles
Through the license renewal process, we collect extensive information from approximately 3,000 licensed physicians to comply with a legislative mandate to post online the professional profiles of all Vermont physicians.
- Go to Physician Profiles
Complaints
The Board investigates complaints and may issue reprimands, and revoke, suspend, or place conditions on professional licenses and certifications where appropriate.