CME Passport is the all-in-one, free, centralized web application that enables you to find, track, and manage your CME.
Create your personalized account to view and manage your reported CME and MOC credits and generate transcripts for your state medical licensing board, employer, or credentialing body.
CME Passport was built by the ACCME, the national accrediting authority for continuing medical education. Our goal is to reduce your CME reporting burdens, so you can focus on patient care, rather than paperwork.
Questions about creating a CME Passport account? Check out this step-by-step guide.
- Your CME provider will ask you for permission to report your CME credit.
- You’ll need to give your CME provider your month and day of birth and state of licensure. In some cases, you’ll also need to provide your license ID.
- Your CME provider will report your CME completion information to the ACCME. The ACCME will transmit the information to CME Passport. Please note that your information must be submitted by your CME provider. You are not able to self-report CME completion information to CME Passport.
- When you login to your CME Passport personalized account, you’ll be able to see the CME completion information that CME providers have reported on your behalf.
- You can create a transcript of your reported CME and MOC credit and email that to your licensing board, employer, credentialing body, or any other regulatory authority you choose.
- You do not need to report CME or MOC credits to medical or certifying boards that are collaborating with the ACCME. Those boards will have access to the information. See below for a list of the boards.
- Questions about getting started with CME Passport? Check out this step-by-step guide.
All state medical licensing boards have access to the CME credit data reported for their licensees. The boards listed below have designated PARS as their primary source, or actively use PARS, for CME information required for relicensure. The CME credit reported on your behalf will be automatically shared with them — you do not need to send them a transcript.
- Alabama Board of Medical Examiners
- Alaska State Medical Board
- DC Health
- Idaho Board of Medicine
- Medical Board of California
- Maine Board of Licensure in Medicine
- Maine Board of Osteopathic Licensure
- Maryland Board of Physicians
- Mississippi Board of Medical Licensure
- New Jersey Board of Medical Examiners
- North Carolina Medical Board
- North Dakota Board of Medicine
- Oregon Medical Board
- Virgin Islands Board of Medical Examiners
- Washington Medical Commission
- Wyoming Board of Medicine
This service is available free to all state medical boards. If your medical board is not on this list, you can suggest they contact us at info@accme.org, and we will facilitate their collaboration.
Visit State Medical Boards Collaboration for more information.
The following certified boards are currently collaborating with the ACCME. The MOC credit reported on your behalf will be automatically shared with them — you do not need to send them a transcript.
- American Board of Anesthesiology (ABA)
- American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM)
- American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery (ABOS)
- American Board of Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery (ABOHNS)
- American Board of Pathology (ABPath)
- American Board of Pediatrics (ABP)
- American Board of Surgery (ABS)
- American Board of Thoracic Surgery (ABTS)
This service is available to all certifying boards. If your certifying board is not on this list, you can suggest they contact us at info@accme.org, and we will facilitate their collaboration.
Visit CME that Counts for MOC for more information.
- When you choose a CME activity, ask the accredited CME provider if they will report your CME completion information to the ACCME.
- If the CME provider is not planning to report your information, ask them to contact the ACCME at info@accme.org. We will be happy to work with them to facilitate their participation.
- Visit Find a CME Provider for a searchable database of accredited providers with contact information and other details.
Visit Contact a State Medical Board at the Federation of State Medical Boards for links and contact information to each state medical board. Access the boards’ websites or contact them for information about their CME requirements for relicensure.
You will have access only to your own account. You will not be able to view other physicians’ accounts and they will not be able to view yours.
Access to the information in your account is limited to the following:
- Staff at the accrediting bodies (ACCME, state medical societies, and Joint Accreditation for Interprofessional Continuing Education) can access your information for the purposes of administering and supporting accreditation and collaboration programs with state medical boards and certifying boards.
- State medical licensing boards and certifying boards that are collaborating with the ACCME have access to the data submitted for their physicians only.
- Regulatory bodies with whom you have shared a transcript via CME Passport.
Questions? We’re happy to help. Contact us at info@cmepassport.org.