U.S. · Physician licences
Texas doctor license lookup.
The Texas Medical Board runs a Look Up a License tool covering physicians and other professions it licenses, and a separate Search Board Action tool for Board orders and similar actions.
Important, up front: this is a guide, not a verification service. It links to the official register and never queries it for you. The live record on the official site is the only thing that confirms a licence.
How to check, step by step
- Open the Texas Medical Board Look Up a License page and launch the tool (disable your popup blocker if the link does not open).
- Search for the physician and open the profile for licence status, education and disciplinary actions.
- To see Board orders, remedial plans or cease and desist orders, use Search Board Action.
- Match the name and licence number against the person's own paperwork before relying on the result.
We did not find a public check-digit formula for Texas licence numbers in the sources above, so there is nothing to validate offline: a number that looks right proves nothing until the regulator's record confirms it.
Official lookups
What to know
Who is covered
The Board says the tool covers physicians, physician assistants, acupuncturists, medical radiological technologists, non-certified radiologic technicians, respiratory care practitioners, medical physicists, perfusionists and pain management clinics.
What a physician profile contains
Per the Board, physician profiles include licence status, educational background and disciplinary actions, plus information the licensee reports but the Board does not verify, such as primary practice address, hospital privileges and delegation information.
Freshness
The Board says licensure data is updated daily. Its site moved to tmb.texas.gov, so older tmb.state.tx.us links redirect there.
Sources
- Texas Medical Board, Look Up a License (read November 2026)
- Texas Medical Board, Search Board Action (read November 2026)
Frequently asked questions
How do I check a Texas doctor's license?
Use the Texas Medical Board's Look Up a License tool and search for the physician.
Where are Board orders listed?
In the Board's Search Board Action tool, which also includes cease and desist orders issued to non-licensed individuals.
Is everything on a profile verified?
No. The Board says some profile items, such as practice address and hospital privileges, are self-reported and not verified by the Board.
Guide only — not an official verification
TNAADO is not affiliated with any licensing authority named here. Registers change; confirm on the official site and, for anything binding, with the regulator. This is not medical or legal advice. This page collects no personal data.