CME – Halfway to the Deadline
As many of you are aware, license renewal is quickly approaching.
Do you have enough Continuing Medical Education (CME) hours?
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How Many CME Hours Can I Take Online?
We cover a number of frequently asked questions regarding CME in this video:
How many CME hours total do I need to renew?
When do I have to take the courses?
How many hours can I take online?
Are the hours approved in Illinois?
Do I submit the hours with my renewal application?
Should I keep the CME certificates?
Continuing Education FAQ
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.
Read MoreCME Earned in August and September
Are 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.
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Applying – Visiting and Temporary Licenses
Illinois permits the issuance of permits for chiropractic physicians who are licensed in other jurisdictions to practice as other physicians.
Read MoreTop 3 Things to Start Today for 2026 Renewal
Prepare for a hassle-free renewal process by taking note of the top three vital lessons from the past year about CME and renewals. Check out the video for in-depth insights.
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Applying for a License in Illinois
Under the Medical Practice Act of 1987, the Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) is responsible for regulating the practice of medicine, including the issuance of licenses and enforcement of laws that apply to licensees. The ICS has previously published an article entitled, “Administrative Investigations at the IDFPR: Know the Process and Handle With Care,” which details the enforcement process and is available to ICS members on the ICS website at www.ilchiro.org/.
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STUDENTS! IDFPR License Process Change
The Illinois Chiropractic Society (ICS) would like to inform you, that beginning November 1, 2018, the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) will no longer accept paper applications for new licenses. All applications for licensure will be required to be completed and submitted online with this process change.
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