Maryland Board of Physicians

01/2025 SCAM ALERT: Example of a scam letter sent to a physician. According to recent alerts from the Maryland Board of Physicians (MBP), scammers are actively posing as medical board investigators, contacting physicians and PAs via telephone or in writing, with claims that their license is at risk unless they send money. If you receive any communication by phone or letter that demands immediate payment, MBP advises you NOT to provide personal or financial information to the individual or individuals requesting it.

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