FEDERATION OF STATE MEDICAL BOARDS OF THE UNITED STATES, INC

The Federation of State Medical Boards of the United States, Inc. specializes in maintaining and verifying the professional standing and licensing status of medical practitioners across state jurisdictions, providing critical regulatory intelligence to federal agencies. Their core capabilities center on real-time credential verification, disciplinary alert dissemination, and automated compliance monitoring for licensed healthcare professionals, particularly aviation medical examiners and clinical practitioners. They leverage secure, state-sanctioned data repositories to deliver accurate, auditable, and timely information services that support federal oversight of medical licensure and fitness-for-duty standards. Their technical expertise includes interoperable data integration with state medical boards, automated alerting systems, and compliance-driven information platforms that meet federal data integrity and privacy requirements. They have demonstrated direct experience supporting the Department of Transportation in verifying the medical certification status of aviation medical examiners under FAA regulatory frameworks, and the Department of Veterans Affairs through the delivery of disciplinary alert services that inform veteran healthcare workforce integrity initiatives. These engagements reflect a pattern of trusted partnership in enforcing professional accountability within federally regulated medical environments. Their primary NAICS codes—519190 (Other Information Services) and 921190 (Other General Government Support)—reflect their role as a non-commercial, mission-driven information steward for public health governance. They operate at the intersection of regulatory compliance, licensure data management, and federal oversight, positioning them as a niche provider of authoritative medical credentialing intelligence. As a nonprofit corporation headquartered in Euless, Texas, the organization operates under a state-federal cooperative governance model with no formal small business or socioeconomic certifications. Their geographic footprint is national in scope, serving as a centralized conduit between state medical boards and federal agencies tasked with ensuring the integrity of the licensed healthcare workforce.