Before we promise you anything, we read your degree.
The diagnosis is a written review of your education against what the board that applies to you requires. We tell you whether your degree passes, through which route, what is missing and how long it takes. If the answer is no, you get that in writing too.
What we look at
Your degree, how many years the program ran, and your transcript. Almost everything is in there: clinical hours, and whether you have obstetrics and pediatrics — the two that produce the most deficiencies.
What you get
A document with the outcome, what is missing if anything is, an estimate in months and the seven steps of the process. Written by a person and signed. It arrives as a private link: you read it on your phone, and you save or print it from there. It is not an automated email with your name inside.
The state comes out of this
You do not pick the state and neither do we pick it in advance: it comes out of your transcript. We run two, and it is two and not twenty on purpose, because that is how we know every form, every deadline and every third party by heart. The diagnosis says which one is yours and why, and it costs the same down either road. One more thing: this is not a license for the whole United States. You get it in one state and later carry it to another by endorsement.
The diagnosis costs $75 and it is creditable: if you decide to go ahead, it comes off the $4,299 of the full program, which is all-inclusive through licensure. The only thing outside it is VisaScreen, which your employer asks for, not the board.
Request my diagnosis
Four things so we can write to you. Nothing is charged on this screen.