State Medical Board of Ohio Employee Directory
Government AdministrationOhio, United States51-200 Employees
The State Medical Board of Ohio is a government agency responsible for licensing and regulating medical professionals in Ohio, with the aim of protecting the public. It investigates patient complaints against physicians and, when warranted, enforces disciplinary actions that affect medical licenses. The board comprises twelve members—nine physicians and three public members—appointed by the Governor to five-year terms, with leadership roles to oversee investigative and enforcement processes. Based in Columbus, Ohio, the board operates within the government administration sector and maintains public meeting records and communication channels, including social media, to provide transparency about its activities. While its primary function is regulatory oversight, the board also serves as a resource for professionals and the public seeking information on licensure and disciplinary procedures.