Medical Licensing Authority (MLA)

The Medical Licensing Authority (MLA) is a regulatory organization responsible for issuing, renewing, and overseeing licenses for healthcare professionals like doctors and surgeons. Its role is to ensure that practitioners meet established standards of education, skills, and ethics to provide safe and competent medical care. The MLA also conducts disciplinary actions if a licensee violates professional guidelines or laws. Overall, it safeguards public health by maintaining a trusted and qualified medical workforce while supporting ongoing professional development.