CME Requirements

  • Mandated Trainings

    View the Texas Medical Board chart of Physician CME Hours Requirements.

    View All TMA Mandated Training Offerings

  • Summary of TMB Rules for Reporting CME Activities 

     

    Texas physicians must complete 48 credits of continuing medical education every 24 months to maintain a Texas medical license. The credits may be earned in formal and informal CME activities of which two credits in formal CME must be designated for ethics and/or professional responsibility content.

    View the Summary of TMB Rules  
  • Renew Your Medical License

    All physicians licensed by the TMB to practice in Texas are required to register regularly with the board.

    Registration/Renewal

    Newcomers for Licensure

    Let TMA guide you through the process of getting your medical license and setting up your practice in Texas. 

    Get Started in Texas
  • CME Documentation 

    Physicians whose licenses renew on or after Sept. 1, 2026 will need to have an active CE Broker account and ensure all completed CME is reported in CE Broker’s portal. 

    Learn More

    Your CME Transcript

    Anyone who completes TMA-sponsored CME now has the ability to view and print personal CME transcripts.

    Print Your Transcript
  • Disciplinary Process Overview

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    The Texas Medical Board (TMB) receives about 6,000 complaints a year. Of these, about 2,800 are opened for investigation, and those investigations result in 350-400 disciplinary actions ranging from public reprimands, administrative penalties, education, restrictions, to licensure suspension or revocation. If you find yourself the subject of a TMB investigation, you need to understand how your responses and actions throughout the process will affect you now and in the future.

    Free CME on TMB Investigations  
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    TMA is helping to strengthen your practice by offering advice and creating a climate of medical success across the state. 

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