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Complete your CME requirements with Radiology CME courses, board reviews, and other activities from top CME providers. Radiologists that are board-certified by the American Board of Radiology must maintain a continuous average of 75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ over the three previous years to meet their maintenance of certification (MOC) requirements. These Radiology CME activities will also help radiologists increase their knowledge about CT imaging, MRIs, ultrasounds, and other key topics related to Radiology.
Radiologists must earn a specific number of CME credits every year depending on which state medical board they are licensed by. View our state CME requirements guide to find out exactly how many credits you need to maintain your license to practice Radiology.
Radiologists are required by the ABR to maintain a continuous average of 75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ over the three previous years to maintain their ABR board certification.
Radiologists can meet their state CME and ABR recertification requirements with these popular Radiology activities:
These Radiology CME activities are especially popular among Radiologists for many reasons. One popular aspect is that Radiologists can use their CME allowance to purchase these activities and get a free CME gift card back. Other positive features include online convenience, up to date content, and the ability to meet your CME requirements. The courses are also great ways to prepare for your ABR board exams.
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The top Radiology CME conferences Radiologists can attend in 2019 are:
These Radiology CME conferences are a great option for Radiologists who are looking to use their CME allowance to go to a popular vacation destination. The conferences offer CME credits and will also give Radiologists the chance to learn about key Radiology topics from industry experts and their peers.
Radiologists can earn CME credits for free with Mednax Radiology Solution’s free online CME courses. These courses are quick and easy ways to earn CME credits and learn about Radiology.
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In addition to maintaining a continuous average of 75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ over the three previous years, Radiologists must maintain a continuing average of 1 Participatory Quality Improvement Activity in previous 3 years and pass the ABR Maintenance of Certification exam every 10 years.
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