NCMA – Executive Summary for State Licensing Boards

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Provider:
National Certification Medical Association (NCMA)

Audience:
Licensed Physicians (MD / DO)

CME Cycle:
80 Credits – Two-Year Cycle

Program Fees & Enrollment

Physician CME / MOC-Eligible Program
Total Program Fee: $2,750 USD
(80 CME Credits – Two-Year Cycle)

The program fee covers all instructional content, assessments, practice improvement activities, documentation, transcript services, and certificate issuance. CME credits may be applied toward state medical license renewal and Maintenance of Certification (MOC) requirements, subject to acceptance by the physician’s specialty board.

Faculty & Clinical Advisory Oversight

NCMA Continuing Medical Education activities are developed and reviewed by a multidisciplinary educational and clinical advisory team that may include:

Licensed Physicians (MD)
Nurse Practitioners (NP)
Licensed Nurses (RN, APRN)
Medical Educators and Professors
Registered Educators (NCMA)

Nurse Practitioners participate in clinical advisory, quality improvement, and educational review roles, contributing advanced practice perspectives relevant to interprofessional healthcare education.

Faculty and advisory participation reflects educational and advisory roles only and does not imply authority over medical licensure, board certification, or scope of practice.

Interprofessional Education Statement

NCMA supports interprofessional continuing education, recognizing that high-quality patient care depends on collaboration among physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, and other healthcare professionals. Educational activities are designed to promote clinical collaboration, shared decision-making, patient safety, and quality improvement across disciplines.