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• The Fields of Medicine and Science Never Stop Moving Forward - | Nebraska Medical Association (NMA

  and Neither Should Physicians. Physicians spend four years in medical school and three to five years in residency training. For the rest of your career, you rely on CME as one of the support systems t...

• Project ECHO | Nebraska Medical Association (NMA) - Advocating for Physicians & Patients

  Project ECHO on Substance Use Disorders and Pain Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an opportunity for prescribers across the state to get specialist knowledge, clinical adv...

• CME Provider Resources | Nebraska Medical Association (NMA) - Advocating for Physicians & Patients

  CME Provider Resources Below are several documents that will aid you in completing your reaccreditation. Please contact Meghan Johnson, CME Director, at meghanj@nebmed.org with any questions.

• Controlled Substance CME Requirements | Nebraska Medical Association (NMA) - Advocating for

  All physicians that prescribe controlled substances are required to have 3.0 of opioid prescribing CME completed by the 2020 licensure renewal date. 0.5 hours of this must be on the PDMP and is due to...

• Become a CME Provider | Nebraska Medical Association (NMA) - Advocating for Physicians & Patients

  Accredited continuing medical education (CME) is an essential component of continuing physician professional development in the eyes of the US organizations of medicine.

• Member Resources | Nebraska Medical Association (NMA) - Advocating for Physicians & Patients

  As a member driven organization, it is important that we communicate with our members effectively and to do so, we are moving towards all electronic communication which includes sending emails that in...