Are these courses AOA Category 1-A approved?

Our CME activities are accredited by the American Osteopathic Association, providing the credits you need.

How will I get credit toward my license renewal?

After each course is completed, we automatically issue a certificate of completion; if you have multiple licenses, you will receive a separate certificate for each license. We also report all course completions to CE Broker on your behalf.

Are your courses accredited?

Yes! All courses we offer are accredited to count toward license renewal. You can find a full list of our accreditations here.

Are AchieveCE courses convenient?

Absolutely! All of our courses included unlimited attempts with no time limits. They can also be taken on your desktop or mobile device, and in case you prefer to print out a copy, you can do so easily as well. We handle the navigation of your board's renewal requirements for you, and ensure that you receive credit for your work. If you have any questions, we offer easy-access human support 7-days-a-week for any questions you may have.

Do you really offer any free CE courses?

Yes! We offer a few courses at zero cost to you, which can be found here.

What if I'm not happy after purchase?

We are happy to provide a full refund as long as you make the refund request is within 30 days of the initial purchase and the course(s) have not been fully completed such that you have received a certificate or they have been reported to a tracking board. For refund requests, reach out to us at support@achievece.com

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State requirements for Colorado Doctor of Osteopathic Medicines

Next Renewal Date

April 30, 2027 - every odd-numbered year

Total Hours Required

30 Hours

General Hours

30 General Hours

Required Courses

2 hours in
substance-use prevention/treating SUD

Detailed Breakdown

Colorado Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Standard Renewal Requirements: Colorado DOs renew on a fixed biennial schedule (April 30 of odd-numbered years) and, starting with the 2027 cycle, must document 30 CME hours in the prior 24 months through Board-recognized providers. The 2-hour SUD training applies every renewal and counts within the 30 hours. Accepted CME includes ACCME/AMA PRA Category 1, AAFP Prescribed, AOA-approved, or activities required to maintain national board certification.
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First-time renewal: The Board may waive the CME requirement for a physician’s first renewal if initially licensed within 12 months after completing a Board-approved internship or postgraduate training; it may also grant a 6-month extension of the compliance period.
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Certification alternative (ABMS/AOA or NCCPA): No information found on this requirement from the state board site. (Note: programs required to maintain national board certification can count as qualifying CME, but do not replace the statutory hour requirement.)
Colorado General Assembly

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Controlled substance / Opioid prescribing: Every renewal must include ≥2 hours on substance-use prevention/treatment (Rule 1.29).

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DEA or PMP enrollment: DEA-registered prescribers must register and maintain a PDMP (C.R.S. 12-280-403) account, and must query the PDMP before prescribing a second fill of any opioid or benzodiazepine (C.R.S. 12-30-109).
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Implicit bias / Cultural competency: Statute directs the Board to consider requiring specific CME hours in health disparities and explicit/implicit bias via rulemaking; final hour totals are pending.
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