Orthopedic Surgeons Can Use OITE for CME Credits

The American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery approved the allowance of continuing medical education credits through Orthopaedic In-Training Exam to count toward maintenance of certification’s scored and recorded self-assessment requirements, according to an AAOS Now report.

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Orthopedic surgeons are required to have at least 120 approved CME credits during the three years before the MOC credentialing exam. The OITE qualifies as an approved credit category, allowing fellows of AAOS to meet the 20 self-assessment examination requirement with the single test.

In 2011, the OITE included 275 multiple choice questions with a focus on the fundamentals of orthopedics.

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