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Ending Physician Burnout means Ending Redundant Medical Licensing Paperwork
Monday, August 01, 2022
Upon entrance to medical school, a physician embarks on their professional journey with the full understanding that they are entering a field with high stress and immeasurable stakes with frequent life or death decision-making. ... Read more
Licentiam Wins 50-State Physician Licensing Contract With Multi-Billion Dollar Life Sciences Company
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Innovative Healthcare Technology Firm, Licentiam, Wins 50-State Physician Licensing Contract with Multi-Billion Dollar Life Sciences Company ... Read more
Building An Armamentarium Against Physician Burnout: Value Of A Medical Licensing Service
Friday, January 11, 2019
In 2019, physicians are looking for simplicity and convenience when it comes to burdensome paperwork. But, more importantly they’re looking for ways not to burnout ... Read more
Streamlining Your Licensure, Renewals and Credentialing
Thursday, November 10, 2016
At Licentiam, we’ve worked with doctors, health care professionals, medical groups, private practices, telemedicine companies, hospitals and even multi-billion dollar life science companies to ensure that they stay in compliance and remain flexible as the regulatory landscape for medicine changes. ... Read more
Licentiam Testifies At D.C. Health Committee Oversight Hearing On Expedited Medical Licensure To Address Growing Demand Of Telemedicine
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Read the full transcript of Licentiam's testimony on how innovative technologies can help medical Boards be more responsive to their applicants and help build the workforce capacity of health professionals in the District. Committee on Health; C. Gray, Chairperson; Professional Boards Oversight Hearing; 1, 2017, 11:00 A.M.; Building, Washington, D.C.; (Official Text) ... Read more
Licentiam One Of 12 Companies Named To Chicago 1871’S First Hispanic Tech Accelerator Program
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Chicago-based technology incubator 1871 and the Illinois Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (IHCC) announced Thursday the 12 businesses that make up the first cohort of a new incubator focused on fostering opportunities for Hispanic-owned technology companies. As part of the 12-week program, the tech companies will be provided educational programming, resources, technological support and guidance toward raising funding. ... Read more