Dermatologists| Item | Summary |
|---|---|
| Licensing board | Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, Medical Licensing Board |
| CME hours and cycle | Check with your board for current requirements |
We list CME hours only when we have confirmed them on the board's own official page. For Illinois, check with the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation, Medical Licensing Board for the current hours, renewal cycle and any required topics for your license type.
For dermatology practice owners: tracking CME for every physician and advanced practice clinician supports credentialing and payer readiness, and buyers often review license and CME records in diligence. See the CME hub.
Related resources
Dermatology groups in Illinois
Dermatology groups in IL: Medicare enrollment overview
Other state requirements
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