State CME Requirements

Learn more about specific state CME requirements and browse the many online CME opportunities we offer to help you meet those requirements.

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11 scope-creep bills were introduced this year—in one state

Learn how the AMA helps Mississippi doctors engage lawmakers and beat bills to inappropriately expand nonphysician providers’ scope of practice.

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Scope of Practice
Fighting for Physicians
Doctor using stethoscope on a pregnant patient
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Boosting treatment for incarcerated pregnant patients with SUDs

Pregnant people with a substance use disorder have the same right to treatment as any other person with an SUD. Learn more.

Behavioral Health
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How this lawsuit threatens patients’ access to mental health care

A patient never said he planned to harm neighbors, but victim’s family wants OK for lawsuit that would create physician liability anytime, anywhere.

Judicial Advocacy
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AMA leads on Medicare reform

Help the AMA fight to protect physician payment and patients’ access to care. Learn more.

Medicare & Medicaid
Alpa Shah, MD

Alpa Shah, MD

Alpa Shah, MD, serves as member at-large on the Integrated Physician Practices Section Governing Council at the American Medical Association.

Integrated Physician Practices
Daniel Lee, MD

Daniel Lee, MD

Daniel Lee, MD, serves as the member at-large for the Resident & Fellow Section Governing Council and as sectional delegate for the RFS at the American Medical Association for the 2026-2027 term.

Residents & Fellows
Elisa Choi, MD

Elisa Choi, MD

Elisa Choi, MD, serves as immediate past chair and member at-large on the Women Physicians Section Governing Council.

Women Physicians
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Physicians can realize their power to advance health equity

Health inequity was spawned by structural racism deeply rooted in history, but change is possible—and necessary. Learn more with the AMA.

Optimal Health