The IDFPR now requires all physicians and other health care providers to complete one hour of implicit bias awareness training as part of required continuing medical education. Read the article to learn more!
Read MoreAre you wondering what happens to the CME that you take during August and September 2020? Many members are asking that question after IDFPR extended the renewal deadline to September 30, 2020. This video gives that answer.
Read MoreLicense renewal is open for submission. Please note the new CME requirements for licensing in the state of Illinois. Watch the video for information on the CME requirements for license renewal.
Read MoreLicense renewal is now open and the deadline has been extended until 9/30/2020 for this renewal cycle. We address this topic along with questions regarding CME hours for the current renewal cycle.
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The Medical Practice Act (MPA] and Rules require everyone licensed under the MPA — DCs, MDs, and DOs — to obtain 150 hours of Continuing Medical Education [CME] for the 36 months preceding July 31 in the year of renewal. All 150 hours may be obtained in formal “Category I” hours or may be divided into two categories, 60 hours of formal education and 150 hours of informal.
Read MoreYour formal CME (minimum of 60 hours for renewal) MUST be formally approved by an approving entity. Make sure that it will apply before you invest.
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Category 1 hours may be obtained each year, by downloading and completing quizzes for the JMPT, JACA, ICS Practice Edge publications. All quizzes must be completed within one year of publication.
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Illinois recently passed a law that requires licensed professionals, including physicians licensed under the Medical Practice Act, to complete at least one hour of continuing education in sexual harassment prevention training. The Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation has adopted rules to implement the new provision. The law intends to prevent hostile, intimidating or offensive work environments by prohibiting sexual harassment among colleagues and staff.
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