CME FAQs
1. What type of credit can I receive for the 2023 Spring Seminar?
The 2023 Spring Seminar is designated with AOA Category 1-A credits and AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. The Spring Seminar is an educational activity that offers universal CME credit for DOs, MDs, and allied health professionals.
2. Can I view the recordings after the live conference?
Yes, the lecture recordings will be available for viewing at least 3-6 months after the conference ends. In order to claim credits you will need to complete a quiz that will appear after watching.
3. If I miss a session from the live broadcast, can I claim CME credit for watching the recording?
Yes, you will be able to claim CME credit whether you watched during the live broadcast or through the recordings for 30 days after the end of the live conference.
4. Will I lose the ability to gain 1-A credit by watching the recordings versus live?
No, you will be able to claim AOA Category 1-A credits if you watch live or through the recordings. However, you must register for the conference before it goes live on April 1.
5. When can I claim my CME credit?
On the last day of the conference, Wednesday, April 5, you will receive an email with links to the attestation forms to claim CME credit for both the live and recorded sessions. Credits can only be claimed once and cannot exceed the maximum number of credits available.
6. How long do I have to claim my credits?
The CME credit claim window will remain open for 60 days after the live event ends. It is recommended you claim CME credit prior to the closing date to avoid delays in processing and receipt of your CME certificate.
7. When will I receive my CME certificate?
All learners who complete the attestation process before the closing date of Wednesday, June 7 will receive their CME certificate via email starting the week of Monday, June 12.
Please make every effort to complete the process before the closing date.
8. Does ACOEP report CME credits to the AOA for DO learners? Are there any additional steps I need to take?
Yes, ACOEP will report the CME credits earned to the AOA on your behalf. On the attestation form, please make sure to submit your correct AOA number and we will automatically submit those credits for you to the AOA.
9. How can I track subspecialty credits earned from the conference?
ACOEP has made it easier than ever for you to track subspecialty credits! A complete listing of all educational sessions categorized by subspecialty credit is posted on the conference website.
Also, subspecialty credit totals will appear on the CME certificate provided to you.
10. I am not a physician; can I still claim credit for participating in the 2023 Spring Seminar?
Yes, all learners should complete the attestation process to confirm the credits earned from the Spring Seminar and receive a certificate of participation.
The certificate provided will indicate the number and type of CME credits designated to the conference. This certificate may be submitted to your applicable professional organization (i.e., AANP, AAPA, etc.) to receive credit for your participation.