Dermatologists| Item | Summary |
|---|---|
| Licensing board | North Carolina Medical Board |
| CME hours | Check with the board |
| Renewal cycle | See the official board source |
| Category notes | All 60 hours must be Category I. |
| Required topics | Physicians who prescribe controlled substances must include 3 hours focused on controlled substances CME. |
Requirements as published on the board's official page: North Carolina 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.
Related resources
Dermatology groups in North Carolina
Dermatology groups in NC: Medicare enrollment overview
Other state requirements
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