On-Demand Online Courses
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- You will be required to set up an account in order to receive your completion certificate.
- We collect the information necessary (licensing state, license # and date of birth (mm/dd)) to report your learning activities to CME Passport, a free, centralized web application that enables physicians to view, track, and generate transcripts of their reported CME credit.
- In addition to CME Passport, a record of completion will also be maintained in your learner portal.
Understanding Collaborative Practice in Alabama
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Overview: Agreements between physicians and advanced practice nurses are based on joint rules of the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners (Medical Board) and the Alabama Board of Nursing (Board of Nursing). The current rules require that collaborating physicians, certified registered nurse practitioners (CRNPs), and certified nurse midwives (CNMs) obtain continuing medical education when beginning collaboration and periodically during ongoing collaborations. Licensees currently in collaboration and those contemplating doing so must be very familiar with the current rules to ensure they remain in compliance. This activity will review the current rules and focus on strategies to implement them.
Supervisory Practice in Alabama - Roles & Responsibilities
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Overview: Agreements between physicians and physician assistants are based on rules and protocols of the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners (Medical Board). The current rules require that supervising physicians and physician assistants obtain continuing medical education when beginning a supervisory relationship and periodically during the relationship. Licensees currently in supervisory relationships and those contemplating doing so must be very familiar with the current rules to ensure they remain in compliance. This activity will review the current rules and focus on strategies to implement them.
Supervisory Practice in Alabama - The Role of an Anesthesiologist Assistant and Supervising Anesthesiologist
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Overview: Agreements between anesthesiologists and AAs are based on rules and protocols of the Alabama Board of Medical Examiners (Medical Board). The current rules require that supervising anesthesiologists and AAs obtain continuing medical education when beginning a supervisory relationship and periodically during the relationship. Licensees currently in supervisory relationships and those contemplating doing so must be very familiar with the current rules to ensure they remain in compliance. This activity will review the current rules and focus on strategies to implement them.