For clinicians licensed in more than one state

How Pro keeps every license — and every credential — current

The whole product, screen by screen: how a credit gets in, how it counts in every state that will take it, what a board sees if it asks, and what a medical staff office needs from you the day you start somewhere new.

No charge today. We email you a reminder before day 31, and you can cancel in two clicks. Afterwards $60 a year — the founding-member price, locked in for as long as you stay. Already a member? Sign in.

The Interstate Medicine Pro license cockpit, with each license sorted by what needs attention first

The license cockpit — live product, not a mock-up.

01

Get a document in

Drop it in, forward it to your private upload address, or type it — a certificate, a license, a DEA registration. AI reads it, pulls the details, and double-checks them against the document. You approve what is recorded.

02

Count it everywhere

You approve the list of state requirements it satisfies. One credit, every board that takes it.

03

Stay ahead of the board

Rule changes and renewal windows reach you while there is still time.

04

Prove it later

Every credit and every credential — BLS, DEA, malpractice, work history — stays tied to its source document, exportable the day a board or a credentialing office asks.

Built by a multistate-licensed physician 51 jurisdictions · 13 boards Cited to primary law No commercial support

Why multi-state clinicians switch

Three jobs,
one membership

Built for locums, telehealth, and anyone carrying licenses — and credentials — in three or more states, where the rules never line up and one missed renewal can cost you a facility.

01

Vigilance

We watch every board’s CME rules continuously, and every renewal date on your credentials. When something changes or is about to lapse, you know that week — and your plan updates itself.

02

Coverage

Upload a certificate once. We count it against the topic mandates of every license you hold and show exactly what’s still owed, per state — alongside the BLS/ACLS, DEA, and malpractice documents every facility will ask for.

03

Defense

One click produces a board-audit-ready packet per state, and the same file a credentialing office needs — transcript, certificates, credentials, and the citation or renewal date each one satisfies.

The product

Screen by screen

01 — THE RENEWAL

A cockpit for the whole license, not just the credits

Being 100% done with CME doesn’t renew your license. You still have to file — pay the fee, complete the non-CME steps, hit the deadline. Pro tracks the renewal itself as its own thing, so “CME complete but never filed” can’t quietly cost you a license.

  • Status ladder: On track → Ready to file → Filed (or Overdue)
  • The right pathway every time — direct state board vs. compact (IMLC) renewal, with the correct portal link and fees
  • A “ready to file” nudge the moment your CME is done and the window opens

02 — THE MATH

The least CME to stay compliant everywhere

Hold five licenses and the same course can satisfy an opioid mandate in three of them. We do that math — showing the smallest set of credits that keeps every state whole — and tell you the week a rule change breaks the plan.

  • Per-state gap analysis across all 51 jurisdictions, board-agnostic
  • Auto-deduplication, so one certificate counts everywhere it applies
  • Add certificates by forwarding them to your inbox address — we read and file them

03 — THE CREDENTIALS

The same file when a facility asks who you are

Licenses and credentials live in the same cockpit because they’re the same job: staying clinically active, everywhere you work. Life-support cards, DEA registration, state controlled-substance registration, malpractice coverage, and a continuous work-history timeline sit next to your CME, each with its own renewal date and its own place in the packet a credentialing office expects.

  • BLS/ACLS/PALS, DEA, state controlled-substance registration and malpractice — tracked with real lead time before anything lapses
  • Work history and affiliations kept as a continuous timeline
  • This is your documents, current, in one place, with a calendar attached — not a verification or primary-source service

04 — CAPTURE

Your inbox is the workflow

Every member gets a private upload address. Anyone can forward a certificate there — you, your front desk, the course provider. You approve it in one click.

  • Anyone can send; only you approve. Unknown senders are quarantined.
  • Forward it five times — it lands once.
  • Wrong name on the certificate? We stop and ask.

05 — THE CONFIRM SCREEN

See what it counts toward — before you file it

One course can satisfy three states at once. Before anything is filed, Pro shows every requirement it will feed — in each board’s own wording — and you untick what you don’t want.

  • Honest totals. Your record reads 27/25 — never quietly capped.
  • Read on your device. Nothing uploads until you confirm.
  • Audit-grade. Every credit stays tied to its certificate.

The gap every other tracker leaves open

Your assistant does the uploading.
Your name stays on the record.

Real practices delegate this work. Pro is built for it: name your helper, and set exactly how far their access goes.

  • Three permission levels. Compliance-status-only, full profile, or upload-on-your-behalf — never more than you granted, and never account control.
  • Three helpers, no charge. On every individual membership.
  • Everything logged, both ways. Revoke in one click.

Thirteen specialty boards today — ABIM, ABA, ABEM, ABFM, ABOG, ABPN, ABR and their AOA counterparts — modeled in depth. One certificate counts toward your states and your board.

Don’t see yours?

Request it inside Pro — give us your cycle date and it’s tracked the same day.

Then we build it out

We verify the board’s official rules; your tracking upgrades in place.

Requests decide the order

Most-asked-for is built next.

Simple, honest pricing

One price. Every state.

Pro is a flat annual fee — a fraction of what a lapsed license or a failed audit costs. And the state-by-state planner stays free for everyone, right on the site, no account required.

Most popular
Pro
The complete, monitored record for one clinician
$60/ year · founding price
  • Rule-change alerts for every state you hold
  • Certificate vault, auto-dedup and mandate matching
  • Per-state gap analysis and the renewal cockpit
  • One-click audit packet and credentialing letter
  • Email-in certificate capture and free helper access
Get Pro — $60/year

30-day free trial — no charge today, and we email you a reminder before day 31. Then $60/year — the founding-member price. It stays $60 for as long as you keep your membership; the list price rises to $99 for new members, and comparable trackers list at $199–$348. Cancel any time; access runs to the end of your term, and your data exports whenever you leave.

Groups & agencies
Roster compliance across many providers
$48/ provider · year
  • Roster dashboard, sorted by who needs action
  • Delegated access — your staff uploads for a provider, with consent
  • Groups, admin roles and renewal digests
  • Admins unlimited and free — you pay per provider
  • Invoiced annually · PO / net terms / ACH
  • Volume tiers ($48 / $36 / $30), no minimum
See Teams

Quotes and contracts: hello@interstatemedicine.com

Comparable multi-state trackers list at $199–$348. The side-by-sides are here: vs CME Agent · vs Mocingbird · vs CE Broker. Looking for the free planner? Still free, no sign-up.

Why the numbers are right

Traced to the rule,
not to another table

51

Jurisdictions, primary-sourced

Every requirement is traced to the board’s own rule text and carries its citation — not copied from another aggregator’s table.

7

States that reject a general course

Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts, Oregon, Tennessee, Utah and West Virginia require a board-approved or state-specific activity. Take the wrong course and you find out at renewal.

40

Of 51 mandate controlled-substance CME

On cadences that don’t line up. Eleven have no such mandate at all. Knowing which is which is the whole job.

MD

Built by a practicing physician

Who holds licenses in more than one state, because no existing tracker did the cross-state math. Not an accreditor, and deliberately so.

Requirements data is reviewed continuously and is provided for planning — always confirm with your board before relying on it.

Reporting, the Compact, delegate access, what happens if you stop paying

All answered in one place, cited where it matters.

Read the FAQ

Questions

What people ask before they join

What is Interstate Medicine Pro?
A $60-a-year membership that keeps one record of every state medical license you hold, tracks your CME against each board's own rules, and tracks the credentials a facility asks for — DEA and state controlled-substance registrations, BLS/ACLS/PALS, malpractice coverage and work history — each with its own renewal date. All 50 states and DC are included. One click builds a per-state audit packet.
How much does Pro cost, and is there a trial?
$60 per year, flat, every state included, no per-state add-ons. You start free with no charge today; we email a reminder before day 31 and you can cancel in two clicks. The founding-member price is locked in for as long as you stay.
Which clinicians is Pro built for?
Physicians (MD and DO), nurse practitioners, physician assistants, certified registered nurse anesthetists and certified anesthesiologist assistants who hold licenses in more than one state — especially locum tenens and telehealth clinicians. Each profession is tracked against its own board's rules.
How do certificates and licenses get into Pro?
Three ways: upload the document, forward it to your private upload address, or type it in. AI reads the certificate or license, pulls the details, and double-checks them against the document. Nothing is recorded until you approve it, and one credit is counted against every state requirement it satisfies.
Does Pro report my CME to the state board?
No. Pro organizes and formats your complete record and produces the per-state export or audit packet a board or CE Broker needs; you, or an assistant you have authorized, submit it. We are not an accreditor and do not validate credits, which keeps us independent.
How is Pro different from CE Broker, CME Agent or Mocingbird?
CE Broker is free for a single license in the states that use it, but its multi-state tier is $89.99 and it only sees credits reported through it. CME Agent does the same job as Pro for $348 a year and holds SOC 2. Mocingbird is $199 a year and will file renewals for you. Pro is $60 a year for all 51 jurisdictions and also tracks non-CME credentials. We compare all four honestly in Best medical license & CME trackers compared.

More: the full FAQ.

Stop guessing whether you’re covered.

Set up your licenses in a few minutes and see, in one place, exactly where you stand in every state.

Get Pro — $60/year

No charge today. We email you a reminder before day 31, and you can cancel in two clicks. Afterwards $60 a year — the founding-member price, locked in for as long as you stay.

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