Revocation of physician's license by Board of Medical Licensure; provide certain grounds for reinstatement.

SB 2752 amends Mississippi law to establish clear requirements for physicians seeking to reinstate a revoked medical license. The bill requires applicants to wait at least one year after revocation, submit two verified recommendations from licensed physicians and two from citizens with personal knowledge of their post-disciplinary conduct, and undergo a fingerprint-based criminal background check. The Board of Medical Licensure must evaluate applicants based on their post-disciplinary activities, professional reputation, and ability, and may require an oral examination. All criminal history records collected remain confidential and are used solely by the Board for licensure decisions, with applicants covering associated fees.