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Continuing Education Credits

Published November 12, 2012 2:02 PM by Matt Estrada

Two years seems to pass very quickly when you’re not looking. After a couple of Nuclear Medicine Conferences where one may earn a handful of Continuing Education Credits, a person tends to become busy with every day life. Sure, you make a note to yourself that you still have a number of credits needed to maintain your Nuclear Medicine License, but you assure yourself that you have plenty of time to fulfill those credits. So why is it such a surprise when you discover that all that time you thought you had, is actually about to run out? Thankfully, there are a number of resources at our disposal from which to draw upon when the end of your license renewal approaches.

 

Of course, there is a mountain of websites that will charge you for each credit you earn, and if you are truly in a bind, you may just decide to pay for each one. However, there are also several websites that offer free CMEs to those of us who are willing to do some research.

 

If you are a member of the Society of Nuclear Medicine, you can certainly access their website at www. Snm.org to pick up some needed credits. Here is a list of free websites that may prove useful if you are in need of some quick continuing education credits.

 

1). Cardinalhealth.com (It helps if you actually have an account with them)

 

2). Echeloned.com (A GE sponsored site for credits)

 

3). http://isotope.criticalpoint-lms.com (this site has several free tests you may take)

 

4). The University of Mexico also has a free credit catalog you can try. You will simply be asked to create a login and password to access their site.  https://hsc-moodle.health.unm.edu. The site may be a bit tricky, because once you sign on and take a test for nuclear medicine, your certificate may be located within the pharmacy section of the site (this happened to me after trying to locate my cme certificate).

 

I hope this helps those in need of some cme resources. Feel free to add to the list if you would like. It would be greatly appreciated.

 

posted by Matt Estrada

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