All licensure applicants and licensees must have a MyTMB account to access the Jurisprudence Exam and study guide (if applicable). Some license types will also be able to view the required lacking items for their application and upload documents. 

 

All license, permit, and certificate holders continue to use their MyTMB account to manage their license, permit, or certificate which includes maintaining their contact information, printing copies of their electronic permits, and/or requesting license verifications.

If you have ever had a MyTMB account, access the system with your previous username and password. If you cannot remember your username and/or password, select the `Forgot Username or Password' link on the login screen and follow the directions.

 

Pending applicants can create a MyTMB account using the MyTMB button at the top of the page. 

 

After completing the security check, select 'Create an Account'. Enter your assigned TMB ID number (provided after you have filed your online application) or registered license number and verify the last 4 digits of your social security number and date of birth. You will need to enter and confirm the email address you provided with your online application, which will be your username.

 

After you create your account, you will be required to create a password and establish security questions. Please be aware that your account contains confidential information, and should you disclose your username and password to other parties, those parties will have access to that confidential information.

There are several systems and functions that applicants and licensees can complete with MyTMB.  System icons that display in MyTMB are based on the individual's status of the application in process or license registration status.

Applicants and most registered license types have the ability to update mailing and practice addresses online.

To update your mailing or practice address online click the link below and create a “MyTMB” account if you do not have one already.  

 

Change of Address 

 

If you have any questions regarding the "MyTMB" system or the online change of address, please email the Registrations Department.

Please note, the MyTMB system does not have the ability to reflect more than one practice address at this time. 

MyTMB profile updates are currently limited to criminal charges and convictions, disciplinary actions by other states, and medical malpractice Jury awards.  Keep checking your account, as we will be expanding these profile update options as they come available. 

 

Licensee profile changes/corrections/updates not submitted through MyTMB must be submitted in writing, with the signature of the licensee. 

More information on the process and profile update requirements are available at Contents of the Online Profile System | Texas Medical Board

Physicians, APNs and Physician Assistants can use the Online Supervision and Prescriptive Delegation Registration System to register prescriptive authority AND to file the notice of intent to practice/supervise as required of PAs and physicians. Hard copy supervision and delegation forms are no longer accepted (except as required).

Additional information, including eligibility requirements and a step by step user guide is located at Prescribing and Supervision Information

The Texas Medical Board uses electronic permits for a more paperless experience and print on demand for licensees. Once your registration/renewal is complete, please allow 2 business days for processing. After that time, you will be able to log into your MyTMB account and view, save or print a copy of your active license.

 

Electronic permits are available for the following license types:

  • Physician (including telemedicine, administrative, conceded eminence and public health)
  • Physician in Training
  • Physician Assistant
  • Acupuncturist
  • Acudetox
  • General Medical Radiologic Technologist
  • Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist
  • Non-Certified Radiologic Technician
  • Respiratory Care Practitioner
  • Medical Physicist
  • Perfusionist

The combined JP exam and study guide are available for applicants with active, pending applications to take online through their MyTMB account who are required to take the exam, and Physician licenses issued through the IMLC that are required to take the exam to register their license. Refer to Jurisprudence Exam for more information on accessing the exam and study materials. 

The TMB has introduced a new “Online Electronic Verification System” that will allow selected licensees to use their MyTMB account to request an automatic pdf verification of their license, permit or certification be emailed to the address of their choice.  The pdf verification includes: licensee's name, license, permit or certificate number, issue date, expiration date, disciplinary status, and an electronic version of our board seal will be affixed.  The system will create and email the pdf verification automatically once the request is submitted.

 

  • To access this system log into your MyTMB account, select the “License Verification” icon and follow the directions.

 

  • At this time the “Online Electronic Verification System” to request a verification is available to the license types listed below.  If your license type is not listed, please submit the hard copy Verification Request Form.  As the new electronic request option becomes available to more license types, they will be added to the list provided below.

 

  • License types currently able to access the “Online Electronic Verification System”:
    • Radiologist Assistant
    • General Medical Radiologic Technologist
    • Limited Medical Radiologic Technologist
    • Non-Certified Radiologic Technician Registry
    • Respiratory Care Practitioner
    • Medical Physicist
    • Perfusionist
  • At this time Continuing Education is not tracked or stored in the My TMB system. Information on the current CME tracking options through CE Broker is available Continuing Education Tracking

 

  • If you are trying to contact Licensure for an active physician application, Texas has a two-stage application process – Pre-Licensure/Screening and Licensing. Both stages use the License Inquiry System of Texas (LIST) which is an online communication system for messages to and from the Board and physician applicants regarding application requirements.

 

Additional information on the physician application process is located on our website Full Texas Medical License Application

 

  • If you are trying to complete your license registration/renewal, select Apply & Renew at the top of the page. Choose the link for your license type. Under the Renew button you will find a link to the online renewal system.

If your password is unknown or doesn’t work, enter your Username and click on the "Forgot Password " link. 

 

You’ll then be prompted to answer 1 of your 3 Security Questions.

 

After answering correctly, you’ll be sent a code to your verified email address.

 

Once you enter the code, you’ll then be prompted to have a temporary password sent to your registered email and have access to the account.

If you no longer have access to the email address that was used to set up your account, and you are not able to access your account, please contact us at MyTMB@tmb.texas.gov and we can verify your identity and assist you with resetting your account.

 

We strongly recommend using a personal email address and cell phone number that you will retain access to, regardless of facility or employment changes.  Losing access to the registered email address could make account recovery more difficult and time consuming.

This function works for applicants and licensees, but only if you still have access to your Username/registered email address. You must have your TMB issued ID number if you have never been issued a license by the TMB, or your license number for those who have been issued a license number, even if the license is in a cancelled state and you are reapplying. Provide the information in the required fields, click “Send Request”, and enter the Login Code you received at your registered email.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is a security measure that requires users to provide two or more verification factors in order to access an account. Instead of relying solely on a password (which can be stolen, guessed, or reused), MFA adds an additional layer of security through a verified phone number, email address, or security question. This greatly reduces the chances of unauthorized access, even if login credentials are compromised.


Why MFA is Being Implemented
MFA is being introduced as part of a broader security enhancement initiative to help prevent potential account-related incidents within MyTMB. This implementation helps align MyTMB with industry-standard security practices, strengthens protection against fraud, and safeguards personal and licensing information. 


Most users are already familiar with MFA from banking, email, and other online services. The additional verification step takes only a few seconds while significantly improving overall system security and resilience.


What to Expect
The first phase of the rollout will enable MFA for all users with verified phone numbers on file. Users with missing information, such as a phone number, email address, or security questions, will be prompted to complete these items before continuing to the dashboard. 


This ensures reliable contact points for system verification and supports secure account recovery processes.

For questions or information related to login issues with "My TMB", please include your name and ID or license number, and email MyTMB@tmb.texas.gov.

Providing your information for this login will give you access to update your account. Validate your credentials and a login code will be sent to your registered email address. 

All licensure applicants and licensees must have a MyTMB account to access the Jurisprudence Exam and study guide (if applicable). Some license types will also be able to view the required lacking items for their application and upload documents. All license, permit, and certificate holders continue to use their MyTMB account to manage their license, permit, or certificate which includes maintaining their contact information, printing copies of their electronic permits, and/or requesting license verifications.

For security reasons, some regions are restricted or blocked access to TMB systems. In order to assess if access can be granted, please email Screen-CIC@tmb.texas.gov with your Board issued ID number and country location. Additional information may be requested.

Yes, you need a MyTMB account to download a copy of your PIT permit. You must have a valid email address and SSN provided in your application. PIT permits that have expired or have been terminated cannot be printed using the electronic permit system.

After logging into My TMB, click on the Accounts link to be directed to your contact information registered with the board. You can update all of your contact information through this screen.

If a third party was assisting you in the application process and an alternate e-mail address was provided on the online application, you will need to update your e-mail address through My TMB once your account has been created.