Three Things You Need to Know:
1) The WMC is hiring two Licensing Specialists (HSC 2). These are hybrid, full-time, and permanent positions. Learn more and apply
2) An online tool by the Washington State Department of Health (DOH) helps people track measles exposures across the state. Measles can cause serious health complications, especially for babies and young children. Learn More about the virus and associated care.
3) Opioid Prescribing General Provisions for MDs and PAs Rules workshop to be held on February 23 at 1:00pm. More information and current draft language can be found here.
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QUICK FACT
Washington SB 6284 – Requires entities that deploy an AI system to notify consumers when AI is used in making a health care decision.
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Join the WMC
The WMC is currently accepting applications to fill upcoming vacancies. The WMC helps make sure physicians and physician assistants are competent and provide quality medical care. We are looking for people willing to study the issues and make decisions in the best interest of the public. Our member selection reflects the diversity of the profession and provides representation throughout the state. On July 1, 2026, the WMC will have openings for:
- One physician representing Congressional District 3
- One physician representing Congressional District 5
- One physician representing Congressional District 9
- One Physician-at-Large
- One Physician Assistant
- Two Public Members
More information and application instructions can be found here.
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A Look into What Happens After a Complaint is Filed
Once you file a report (commonly referred to as a complaint), we open a case for review by our panel of commissioners to determine if your complaint meets the threshold for investigation. Our commission panel considers all the information you provided and comes to a decision based on that information and if your complaint does not meet the threshold for an investigation, it is closed. Learn More about How to file a complaint (video), timelines and reconsiderations.
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FRAUD ALERT
Scammers are using DOH's former vaccine hotline number to try and collect personal information, including bank account numbers. DO NOT call 833-VAX-HELP (833-829-4357). For vaccine information and assistance, use the following number instead: 1-866-397-0337. WMC / DOH will never ask for banking information.
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From the FAQ Page
Q: Is citizenship or lawful permanent resident care required to file a complaint?
A: No, citizenship or lawful permanent resident (green card) is not required to file a complaint.
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