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MISSION STATEMENT
The Primary Duty of the Board is to Protect the Public through Regulation of the Practice of Naturopathic Medicine.
 
Gail Anthony, Executive Director
 

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Physician Search
To Check for Possible Disciplinary Actions, click on the Physician Name or Detail Tab.
Pursuant to A.R.S. 32-3214(C), A person may obtain additional public records related to any licensee or certificate holder, including dismissed complaints and nondisciplinary actions and orders, by contacting the board directly. Or Public Records can be obtained by submitting a Request Form.

Public Safety Issue 
Physicians: It has recently come to the attention of the Board, there is an individual who has falsified a State of Arizona Naturopathic Medical License. We recommend if you are in a hiring position, that you verify credentials with the appropriate licensing board, prior to hiring or introduction into your office setting.

Members of the public are strongly encouraged to check the credentials of any health care provider you plan to see, prior to your visit.

 
 
      
 

USE THE ONLINE PAYMENT PROCESSING LINK BELOW TO:

   - Print a copy of an Active License or Certificte to Dispense.

   - Renew Your Medical License (During the active renewal period) 

   - Renew Your Certificate to Dispense (During the active renewal period)

   - Change your address.

Online Payment Processing

Online Renewal is NOT available for the following certificates:.

Preceptorship to Conduct: Expires July 1 of each year
Preceptorship to Engage: Expires July 1 of each Year
Medical Assistant: Expries July 1 of each year.
Clinical Training: Expires on the date of your certificate.
 
Continuing Medical Education Questions See R4-18-205 under the Rules Tab to Review CME Requirements
Continuing Medical Education Audits.
If you have been audited for CME, please use the check sheet available under the resources tab.
 
Change of Name/ Address A.R.S.32-1507 Requires a licensee or certificate holder to notify the board within 30 Days of any change of address, phone number, or other contact information.
(Go to Forms and complete the fillable form or ONLINE PAYMENT PROCESSING)
 
Helpful Information for Licensees See News under the above Tab Titled "About", and the "Resources" Tab.
 
 

Naturopathic Physicians Board of Medical Examiners Budget Request Posted 9/13/2016

Public Records  To file a public record request, use the form located under the resources tab.

Complaints To file a complaint, use the complaint form located under the resources tab.
 

Safe and Effective Opioid Prescribing While Managing Acute and Chronic Pain  Available Online at:  http://www.vlh.com/AZPrescribing/

Arizona State Board of Pharmacy 
Controlled Substances Prescription Monitoring Program (CSPMP)
The primary function of the ASBP is to provide a central repository of all prescriptions dispensed for Schedule II, III, and IV controlled substances in Arizona. Authorized persons may request information from this repository to assist them in treating patients and identifying and deterring drug diversion, consistent with A.R.S. § 36-2604. 
If you have questions regarding the CSPMP.
You can now contact Cindi Hunter, Marketing Coordinator for the CSPMP.
Physical mailing address: AZ State Board of Pharmacy
1616 W. Adams, Ste. 120 Phoenix, AZ 85007
Phone (623) 217-1318
[email protected]

 

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NOTICE

  Physicians who certify patients for medical marijuana

  The Supreme Court of the State of Arizona recently issued an opinion No. CR-14-0408-PR Filed May 6, 2016. (See the medical marijuana tab for full text)

  The Court found, the language in the Arizona Medical Marijuana Act does not shield a physician from criminal prosecution or punishment for an act of

  dishonesty, such as falsely attesting to inspection of medical records that were in fact not inspected. Or, otherwise lying about compliance with rules

  issued by the State of Arizona Department of Health Services, and making a false statement in a written certification.

 

   Please also be aware: Pursuant to Board Statute, A.R.S. 32-1551(J); If the Board, during the course of any investigation, determines that a criminal  

   violation may have occurred involving the delivery of health care, it shall make the evidence of violations available to the appropriate criminal justice

   agency for its consideration.

 

Statement issued May 6, 2016 from Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich. “Arizona voters never intended for our medical marijuana laws to give criminal immunity to anyone who breaks the law in order to operate marijuana mills aimed at maximizing profits rather than providing good patient care,” said Attorney General Mark Brnovich.
 
“Today, the Supreme Court sent a clear message; if doctors commit a crime while issuing medical marijuana certifications they will be held accountable,” added Brnovich.