Dermatologists| Item | Summary |
|---|---|
| Licensing board | New Mexico Medical Board |
| CME hours | Check with the board |
| Renewal cycle | See the official board source |
| Category notes | 1 hour must be earned by reviewing the New Mexico Medical Practice Act and board rules. |
| Required topics | 5 hours of pain management CME are required in each subsequent triennial renewal cycle. |
Requirements as published on the board's official page: New Mexico Medical Board. Rules can change and can differ by license type, so the board's page is the final word.
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.
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Dermatology groups in New Mexico
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