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CME Requirements

  • 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.

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  • Renew Your Medical License

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

    Registration/Renewal

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  • CME Documentation Record

    This form represents only one format which may be useful for physicians to record their CME hours.

    Download the Form

    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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