If a person’s license, like a medical license, is awarded for a period of 2 to 3 years, do we still have to confirm it annually?
Yes. It could have been revoked for some reason during the past year. License verification is required at the time of initial appointment and re-appointment, and at the time of expiration. However, if physicians are credentialed through VetPro, and if there is documentation of a query to the Federation of State Medical Boards, then their licenses are monitored regularly for adverse actions, so you only need to re-verify their licenses at the time of expiration and re-appointment.
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