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Fingerprinting for Medical License in Overland Park, KS

Physicians, physician assistants, pharmacists, dentists and allied health applicants. Kansas board submissions, out of state boards and Florida FDLE screening, all handled from one office.

Healthcare applicant being fingerprinted for a medical license

Who This Covers

Medical and Allied Health Licensing

Medical licensing boards almost always require fingerprint based criminal history screening before granting or renewing a license. What varies is the route: some boards want an electronic submission under their ORI, others want physical FD-258 cards mailed with the packet, and some want both a state and a federal check.

We handle all of those. Bring your board's instruction letter and we will set the submission up correctly the first time, which matters when a licensing delay means a delayed start date.

  • Physicians and surgeons
  • Physician assistants and nurse practitioners
  • Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians
  • Dentists and dental hygienists
  • Physical, occupational and respiratory therapists
  • Radiologic technologists and imaging staff
  • Behavioral health and counseling licensees
  • Medical residents and fellows starting a program

Bring These

  • Current government issued photo ID
  • Your board's instruction letter or applicant packet
  • Any ORI number the board supplied
  • Blank FD-258 cards if the board mailed you some
  • The exact name spelling used on your application

Common Situations

Three Scenarios We See Constantly

New Kansas license

You are applying to a Kansas board for the first time. Usually a Kansas state check, often alongside a federal FBI submission. Bring the letter so we can confirm whether both are required.

Multi-state practice

You hold licenses in several states, or you are adding one. Each board has its own route. We take the right combination of cards and electronic submissions in a single appointment.

Florida requirement

Florida healthcare and AHCA roles require Level 2 screening submitted electronically to FDLE. We transmit that from here, with no need to travel to Florida. See Florida live scan.

Credentialing groups. If your hospital system or clinic network is onboarding several clinicians at once, an on-site group session is faster than sending each of them separately and gives your credentialing team one consolidated record.

Service Areas

Medical License Fingerprinting Near Overland Park

Overland Park, KS Leawood, KS Olathe, KS Shawnee, KS Shawnee Mission, KS Prairie Village, KS Merriam, KS Lawrence, KS Topeka, KS

Questions

Medical License Fingerprinting FAQs

The board decides and the instruction letter says. Read it to us over the phone before you book. This is the single most common reason applicants pay for prints twice.
Electronic federal submissions typically return in 1 to 72 hours. Board review time after that is entirely theirs, so ask the board for their current processing estimate rather than assuming.
Some boards require re-fingerprinting at renewal or at set intervals, others do not. Check your renewal notice, and if it asks for a new criminal history check, you almost certainly do.
Yes. Residency and fellowship intakes are a good fit for an on-site session. Call with your headcount and start date and we will schedule around orientation.
Bring the rejection notice and tell us when you book so we allocate extra time. Print-to-Card FD-258 captures digitally and prints to the card, which gives the lowest rejection risk for difficult prints.
Not during walk-in hours, Monday to Friday 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM, excluding Fridays 10 AM to 2 PM. Outside those hours we are open 24/7 by appointment, which suits clinical shift patterns.

Get Your Medical License Prints Done

Bring the board's letter and we will confirm the route before we capture anything. Walk in or book around your shift.

Call (816) 442-0295 Book