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 Georgia Doctor of Osteopathic Medicines

Next Renewal Date

Every 2 years on the last day of the licensee’s birth month

Total Hours Required

40 Hours

General Hours

40 General Hours

Required Courses

2 hours on professional boundaries & physician sexual misconduct (one time. counts toward the 40)

Detailed Breakdown

Georgia Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Standard Renewal Requirements: Georgia DOs renew every two years by the last day of their birth month and must complete 40 hours of Board-approved CME. One-time training includes 3 hours on controlled-substance prescribing for DEA prescribers and 2 hours on professional boundaries/physician sexual misconduct, both of which count toward the 40 hours. Physicians working in a pain clinic or whose opioid pain-management patients comprise ≥50% of their panel must complete 20 hours biennially in pain management or palliative medicine (also counting toward the total). See the GCMB’s official CE page and rules for details. (
GCMB – Continuing Education for Physicians
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First-time renewal: Physicians initially licensed by the Board and not yet renewed are exempt from the biennial CME hours for that first renewal. (
GCMB Emergency Rule 360-15-0.12-.01 (PDF)
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Controlled substance / Opioid prescribing: DEA-registered prescribers must complete a one-time, ≥3-hour AMA/AOA Cat 1 course on controlled-substance prescribing; completion counts toward the 40 hours and must be certified at the first renewal after 1/1/2018 or after initial licensure. (
GCMB – Continuing Education for Physicians
)

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DEA or PMP enrollment: Prescribers must enroll in Georgia’s PDMP (by Jan 1, 2018 or within 30 days of obtaining a DEA registration) and must check the PDMP the first time they prescribe a controlled medication to a patient and at least every 90 days thereafter while treatment continues, subject to listed exceptions. (Rule 360-38-.02 – PDMP Enrollment; Rule 360-38-.04 – Requirements for Checking the PDMP)

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