NCMB makes COVID-related emergency temporary licenses inactive

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                    <h1>NCMB makes COVID-related emergency temporary licenses inactive</h1>
                    Effective Monday, April 18, all limited emergency licenses (LEL) issued to allow additional medical professionals to treat North Carolina patients during the COVID-19 pandemic are INACTIVE. It is not lawful to practice medicine or perform medical acts and tasks in North Carolina without an active NC professional license.<br />
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NCMB issued <a href="https://www.ncmedboard.org/images/uploads/other_pdfs/Combined_Dissolution_Order_LEL_and_Fellowship_LEL_Orders_03.18.2022.pdf">an order</a> in March announcing its intention to inactivate LELs.<br />
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Any LEL holder who applied for a NC license on or before March 18, 2022, is EXEMPT from the order and their LEL will remain active and valid until their pending license application is processed. 
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