Continuing Education Credit
for AAEME Programs.

Yes. Credit-eligible AAEME courses and certification exams carry CME credit accredited through the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP). Credit hours vary by program; the current hours, approval numbers, and official statements for every credit-eligible program are listed on the continuing education page. Free courses never carry credit, and not every paid program does. CME credit for the CIRS AMA Guides 6th Edition exam is pending and will be announced once confirmed.

The American Academy of Family Physicians is one of the most widely accepted CME accreditors in the United States. AAFP-accredited credit is recognized across specialty boards, state medical board renewal requirements, and hospital privileging processes. For physicians, the practical question is whether their licensing authority and specialty board will accept the credit; AAFP accreditation answers that across the broadest possible range of contexts.

AAFP-accredited CME credit is generally accepted by specialty boards across medicine, including the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) member boards. Specific category designation and acceptance depend on each board's current rules. Physicians should confirm acceptance with their specialty board's continuing certification requirements before relying on any single source for compliance.

Nevada-licensed DCs earn CE hours on the approved courses, currently the AMA Guides 5th Edition Advanced and the Nevada PTSD, TBI & Stress Disorders IR Seminar at 8 CE hours each. CE credit for DCs is offered on approved courses only, never on the certification exams, and is not available for DCs licensed outside Nevada.

Yes. AAEME courses are open to all licensed healthcare professionals. PA-Cs benefit directly from the existing accreditation: AAEME's CME is issued as AAFP Prescribed credit, which the NCCPA recognizes toward PA-C certification maintenance. Most state PT boards accept self-reported continuing education. AAEME does not hold profession-specific accreditation for nurses, OTs, or other professions and is not currently pursuing it; credit acceptance is determined by each profession's licensing authority.

No. CME/CE credit is not offered on the free IR Eval Fundamentals library. The Foundations library is intentionally open educational content. If you need formal continuing education credit, see the credit-eligible programs listed in the Accreditation Details section above.

Yes. Where a program carries credit, CME credit, and CE credit for Nevada-licensed DCs on the approved courses, is included in the enrollment fee. There is no separate processing fee. Credit eligibility and hours are listed on each course's enrollment page.

Accrediting bodies require lengthy official statements that would crowd a certificate into illegibility. AAEME certificates instead carry a short statement of credit availability and refer to this page, where the complete accreditation details for every program are maintained: credit hours, approval numbers, approval terms, and each accrediting body's official statement in full. Because the detail lives here, your certificate stays legible and remains accurate when an approval term renews.

Each licensing board has its own self-reporting process for continuing education credit. AAEME issues a certificate of completion with a statement of credit availability that refers to this page for the full accreditation details. The certificate, together with the details published here, contains the documentation most boards require. Submission methods, deadlines, and any additional requirements are determined by each licensing authority.