FOMA Online CME
For the 2024-2026 biennium renewal, All CME required by the rule of the Board may be obtained by completion of courses offered in a distance-learning format.
Currently, the FOMA offers the following online courses:
Licensees must complete all courses in this bundle to get credit.
Course includes: The 5-Hour FL Mandatory Course, 6-Hour DEA Course; Diabetes Update; DNR; Dementia Update; Heart Failure Update; HIV/AID's; Human Trafficking; Lipid Update; Maternal Health; and OMT for Central Sensitization & Fibromyalgia.
FOMA Members may take the course at a discounted rate of $425 ($675 for non-members) by calling the FOMA for the discount code at (850) 878-5477 or emailing admin@foma.org
- Domestic Violence (2 Hour)
- HIV/AID’s (1 Hour)
- Menopause and the Modern Woman (1 Hour)
- Opiate Alternatives to Pain (1 Hour)
- Sleep Disorders (1 Hour)
- Optimizing Immunity Through Nutrition, Sleep, Exercise, and Nutritional Supplementation (1 Hour)
- Bioidentical Hormones – How they Impact Health as Men & Women (1 Hour)
The DEA requirement is 8 hours. A provider needing all 8 hours may fulfill their responsibility by completing this 6-hour course, in addition to the Florida mandated 2-hour Prescribing Controlled Substances course.
FOMA Members may take the course complimentary ($99 for non-members) by calling the FOMA for the discount code at (850) 878-5477 or emailing admin@foma.org
- Opioids and Controlled Substances (2 Hours)
- Florida Laws, Rules and Medical Ethics (1 Hours)
- Prevention of Medical Errors (2 Hour)
- HIV/AID's - (1) Hour Home Study Course (20-688687) (1 hr. for first renewal Florida Licensees)
- Domestic Violence - (2) Hour Home Study Course (20-688649) (Due every 3rd licensure biennium)
- Prescribing Controlled Substances - 2 Hour Course (20-688685) (Opioid course required for those with a DEA License)
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“On-demand accredited educational content must be purchased through the CME Center (thecmecenter.org) or CE Broker to be eligible for continuing medical education credit. Individuals purchasing content from unauthorized websites are ineligible to receive continuing medical education credit.”
