Colon & Rectal Surgery & Hawaii CME Requirements

At a Glance

• Annual MOC Fee

• By the end of year 3

  • 90 Category 1 CME Hours
  • 50 Self Assessment Activity Hours
  • Evaluation of Performance in Practice

• By the end of year 6

  • Evaluation of Performance in Practice
  • 90 Category 1 CME Hours
  • 50 Self Assessment Activity Hours

• By the end of year 10

  • 90 Category 1 CME Hours
  • Pass the MOC Exam
  • Submit Online MOC Application
  • Evaluation of Performance in Practice
  • 50 Self Assessment Activity Hours

The American Board of Colon and Rectal Surgery requiers 90 Category 1 CME hours every 3 years. Learners should complete 30 hours of Category 1 CME each year.
Of these hours, a minimum of 50 must be self-assessment activities (with a score of 75% or higher).
The MOC exam must be passed by year 10 of the cycle.
The ABCRS requires ongoing participation in local, regional or national outcomes registry or quality assessment programs.

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At a Glance

40 total hours every 2 years

• 40 Category 1 or 1-A.
• 20 Category 1 or 1-A (for Physicians licensed between 2014-2015).

The Hawaii Medical Board requires Physicians to complete 40 Category 1 or 1-A credits every two years. If you initially received your license prior to 2/1/14, you will be required to complete 40 Category 1 or 1A hours. If you initially received your license between 2/1/14 and 1/31/15, only 20 hours are required. Beginning with the 2018 renewal and thereafter, the usual 40 will be required.


The Hawaii Medical Board requires Osteopathic Physicians to complete 40 Category 1 or 1-A credits every two years. If you initially received your license prior to 7/1/14, you will be required to complete 40 Category 1 or 1A hours. If you initially received your license between 7/1/14 and 6/30/15, only 20 hours are required. Beginning with the 2018 renewal and thereafter, the usual 40 will be required.

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