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Bookmark or Share- CME credits from Up To Date? - Physician Assistant ForumThe way UpToDate CME works is a little confusing. First, it is true that you can receive Category 1 CME for reading the articles. What isn't obvious is that you can only get CME if and only if your UpToDate subscription also has a CME component. I have worked at two different health systems that have UpToDate but neither of those hospitals ...
- Using UpToDate for CME credit - Physician Assistant ForumYou can make one entry, enter the date range, and provide the total number of credits earned. 3. Please explain exactly how to enter the information using UpToDate for category 1 credits, so I do not make any mistakes. For the activity title you can enter "Various UpToDate activities" and follow the remaining steps listed above.
- List of states that do NOT require PANRE?Members. 208. Posted November 5, 2011. To keep the "C" you must maintain your cert with NCCPA. Some states do not require the "C" to maintain your license. If your state doesn't require the "C" you can drop your NCCPA cert and simply be a "PA". This varies from state to state so you need to determine what the regs are in your state.
- Professional PA General Discussion - Physician Assistant ForumOfficial answer from Nccpa: Thank you for your email. If you can pass the PANRE-LA within the first eight (8) quarters, your certification will continue business as usual. However, if you do not pass the PANRE-LA within the first 8 quarters, your certification will be extended for one (1) year which will allow you to complete the last four (4 ...
- NCCPA practice exams - PANCE/PANRE - Physician Assistant Forum1.2k. Posted October 2, 2014. Remember the NCCPA practice tests are retired questions from old exams. PANCE and PANRE item writers have really stepped it up and indeed the real questions are much more sophisticated than in years past (and plenty of folks have complained that the test kicked their butts!)
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