State Medical Board Board Guidelines & Policies Medical Board Statement on the Interstate License Medical Compact Updated 11/17/2023 Medical Board Statement on Definition of Life Threatening Condition Updated 5/19/2023 Medical Board Statement on Telehealth Legislation Updated 3/3/2022 Medical Board Statement on COVID-19 Updated 12/10/2021 Guideline Regarding Applicant With Substance Abuse History Guideline Regarding Patient Neglect – Termination of Patient-Physician Relationship Guideline Regarding Physician Dispensing Guideline Regarding Prescribing Controlled Substances Guideline for Physicians Regarding Records when Retiring, Closing a Practice, or Leaving a Group Guideline Regarding Specialty Practice Guideline Regarding Collaborating with a Physician Assistant Guideline Regarding Cruise Ship Referrals Guideline Regarding Delegating to Medical Assistants (Unlicensed Assistive Personnel) Guideline Regarding Expedited Partner Therapy Guideline Regarding the use of Lasers and Laser Surgery Guidelines for Dermatological Procedures Alaska Prescription Drug monitoring Program: Alaska health care practitioners who have a DEA registration and prescribe schedule II or III controlled substances must register and begin using the PDMP. Click here for PDMP Alaska Telemedicine Business Registry: Before providing telemedicine services to a patient located in the State of Alaska, a business performing telemedicine services must register on the telemedicine business registry. Click here for Telemedicine Business Registry