The MPA requires 150 hours of CME for the licensing period, divided into 60 hours in Category I and 90 hours in Category II. For the renewal period in 2002 and thereafter, physicians will be responsible for 150 hours for the three-year licensing period earned during that period. CME is not required for the first renewal after licensure in Illinois.
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As many of you are aware, license renewal is quickly approaching.
Do you have enough Continuing Medical Education (CME) hours?
The MPA requires 150 hours of CME for the licensing period, divided into 60 hours in Category I and 90 hours in Category II. For the renewal period in 2002 and thereafter, physicians will be responsible for 150 hours for the three-year licensing period earned during that period.
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The Illinois Medical Practice Act requires 150 hours of CME for the licensing period, divided into 60 hours in Category I (formal) and 90 hours in Category II (informal). For the renewal period in 2002 and thereafter, physicians will be responsible for 150 hours for the three-year licensing period earned during that period.
Read More2017 is a license renewal year, have you updated your information with the state and do you have your required CME hours?
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.
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 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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