Here you will find (tabbed at the left margin), the different license application options.
Upon receipt of your application, a licensing coordinator will contact you regarding required documentation and assist you throughout the licensure process.
Disclaimer:
Please be advised that applications involving gaps in medical practice or licensure may require extended processing and investigative timeframes. The licensing authority is obligated to ensure that all applicants possess the physical and mental capacity necessary to safely and competently engage in the performance of health care tasks.
As part of this responsibility, additional documentation, clarification, or evaluations may be requested to assess periods of inactivity, lapsed licensure, or other gaps that could impact current readiness to practice. These steps are taken in the interest of public safety and in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
Applicants are encouraged to provide thorough and accurate information to support a timely review. Your cooperation and understanding are appreciated.
Thank you,
Licensure Department
Pursuant to A.R.S. 32-2527(A),
a person holding an active license as a physician assistant in this state shall
inform the board in writing within thirty days of that person's current residence address,
office address and telephone number and of each change in residence and office address
or telephone number that occurs. A residential address is not available to the public unless
it is the only address of record.The Board also requests you provide an email address to receive Board correspondence.
Pursuant to A.R.S. 32-3226(A),
the Board is required to list an
address of record designated by the licensee that can be disclosed to the
public. If you designate a residential address as the address of record, it
may be disclosed to the public, unless you opt out of the disclosure.
Please contact the Board at
[email protected]
to opt out of the disclosure.
NOTE: ALL Application fees are non-refundable and/or transferable. When paying online please only submit once. If a blank screen appears, contact the Board to confirm payment has been successfully processed.
Effective March 26, 2018, the Arizona Regulatory Board of Physician Assistants will only accept credit card payments via mail (USPS, FedEx, UPS, or any other mail carrier). This exception for credit card payments only applies when submitting a paper credit card form as payment. This change is required to conform to the Payment Card Industry (PCI) Compliance Standards. Any credit card payment information received via any other method will be destroyed.
On-line payment transactions will not be affected.
