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Vermont Medical Doctor CME Renewal Package: Rx Drug Update – 30 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™

Package includes all state CE requirements and hours needed for your Vermont (VT) Medical Doctor license renewal. View Terms

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This ACCME-accredited 30-hour CE package, offering AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™, is curated to meet the license renewal requirements for Vermont Medical Doctors. All courses are 100 % online, self-paced, and come with unlimited test attempts and no time limits. Stay compliant, save time, and complete your CME in one convenient package.

Vermont Medical Doctor CME Renewal Package: Rx Drug Update – 30 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™
This ACCME-accredited 30-hour CE package, offering AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™, is curated to meet the license renewal requirements for Vermont Medical Doctors. All courses are 100 % online, self-paced, and come with unlimited test attempts and no time limits. Stay compliant, save time, and complete your CME in one convenient package.
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Pain Management
Safe and Effective Prescribing of Controlled Substances
An array of interesting and trending general course topics to provide the full hours needed
State requirements for Vermont Medical Doctors
1 hour in hospice, palliative care, or pain management
2 hours in safe prescribing of controlled substances for DEA-registered MDs
Vermont Medical Doctor Standard Renewal Requirements: Medical Doctors in Vermont must renew their license biennially by November 30th of even-numbered years, completing 30 hours of CME during the two-year cycle. This includes 1 hour in palliative care, hospice, or pain management and 2 hours in safe prescribing of controlled substances for DEA-registered physicians. CME must consist of AMA or AOA-approved courses, or board pre-approved programs to fulfill licensure requirements. These detailed requirements are established by the Vermont Board of Medical Practice Vermont Board of Medical Practice Licensing and Vermont Medical Society CME .
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First-time renewal: If you have held your Vermont MD license less than one year as of the renewal date, no CME is required; if held more than one year but less than two, 15 hours (including the mandated topics) are required. Vermont Department of Health
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Controlled substance / Opioid prescribing: MDs who have or have applied for DEA registration must complete at least 2 hours of CME on controlled-substance prescribing each cycle; all MDs must complete 1 hour in hospice/palliative/end-of-life/pain management. Vermont Department of Health
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DEA or PMP enrollment: Vermont requires prescribers of controlled substances to register with the Vermont Prescription Monitoring System (VPMS) and to query VPMS in specified situations before prescribing (e.g., first opioid Rx exceeding 10 pills, long-term therapy, annual ch0ecks). Vermont Department of Health
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I am always interested in continuing education in the areas of health, wellness, nutrition and mental health. Your course was well written, well organized and helpful in meeting state licensure requirements.
Very well written, easy to digest, time efficient, and straight to the point. Thank you!
I appreciate the convenience of the course being online and accessible through my phone and that it directly reports to CEBroker to support mandated education requirements.
I really loved this information. I was hospitalized last year for almost a month and I noticed multiple medical errors (not being hooked up to my IV multiple times, given wrong medication which caused my sodium to be very low, etc.) which lengthened my stay. I can now define those exact errors and better understand what happened to me. I hate that these medical errors are so common and I appreciate how well laid out your breakdown and categorization of them was.
Very well written, easy to digest, time efficient, and straight to the point. Thank you!
I appreciate the convenience of the course being online and accessible through my phone and that it directly reports to CEBroker to support mandated education requirements.
I really loved this information. I was hospitalized last year for almost a month and I noticed multiple medical errors (not being hooked up to my IV multiple times, given wrong medication which caused my sodium to be very low, etc.) which lengthened my stay. I can now define those exact errors and better understand what happened to me. I hate that these medical errors are so common and I appreciate how well laid out your breakdown and categorization of them was.