North Carolina Medical Board
Jennifer Casaletto, MD, FACEP, has extensive experience in emergency medicine, currently serving as an Emergency Physician at Carolinas HealthCare System since 2013 and as a Board-Certified Emergency Medicine Telehealth Physician at CirrusMD since 2021. Jennifer also holds positions as an Emergency Medicine Expert Reviewer for the North Carolina Medical Board and as Physician Faculty and Program Coordinator for Northwest Anesthesia Seminars. With previous roles including Associate Professor and Residency Program Director at Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine (2009-2012) and Emergency Medicine Physician at Emergency Medicine Physicians (2012-2019), Jennifer has a strong background in education and leadership within the field. Educational credentials include a BS/BA in Biochemistry/Theology from the University of Notre Dame and an MD from Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. Jennifer has also been actively involved with the American College of Emergency Physicians, holding leadership roles in North Carolina and Arizona.
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North Carolina Medical Board
The North Carolina Medical Board is the public agency that licenses and regulates physicians, physician assistants and certain other medical professionals and also investigates allegations of misconduct and, where appropriate, takes remedial or disciplinary action. The Board consists of 13 members appointed by the Governor who meet every other month during the odd numbered months and hold disciplinary hearings during the even-numbered months, as needed. The Board currently licenses more than 50,000 physicians and physician assistants. Consumers may look up physicians, physician assistants and other medical professionals at www.ncmedboard.org. The “Look Up a Doctor or PA” tool allows patients to find information about education, training, licensure history and disciplinary record, if any. Connect with NCMB on other social media: Twitter: www.twitter.com/NCMedBoard Facebook: www.facebook.com/ncmedboard