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State medical board cites low CME compliance, refers registration requirement to rules committee
Summary
The State Board of Medical Licensure heard an executive director’s report showing licensing and complaint counts and a continuing problem with continuing medical education compliance; the board voted to send recommended regulatory language requiring a CME reporting/audit service to the rules and regulations committee.
The State Board of Medical Licensure heard an executive director’s report May 22 showing recent licensing activity, complaint caseloads and a problematic result from a Continuing Medical Education (CME) audit, then voted to refer proposed regulatory language requiring use of a CME reporting/audit service to the rules and regulations committee.
Executive Director Ken Cleveland told the board that between March and April the board issued about 140 MD/DO licenses (a seasonal rise over an earlier 72) and licensed roughly 90 physicians through the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact. He said investigations opened…
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