How is it possible for a MD to have a DEA number that starts with "M" ???

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Lexington2012

Lexington2012

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I thought M was for midlevel practitioners only. How does an MD end up with a DEA number that starts with M?
 
Good question....maybe a NP or PA who practiced first, and then went back to get their MD, so they keep the same DEA #?
 
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