State of Oregon Fluoro CME training for non-radiologist practitioners
The Advanced Training Program from FluoroSafety provides the training you need to satisfy the requirements of 333-106-0205(2)-(4) requiring Oregon fluoro training in the operation and use of fluoroscopic equipment for non-radiologist practitioners. Our Advanced Training Program has been approved by Oregon Radiation Protection Services. In addition to satisfying the requirements of OAR 333-106-0205(2)-(4), our Advanced Training Program will also provide you with up to 8 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 CME Credit™. In addition, this program is also approved for Self-Assessment CME (SA-CME) credit by most American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) members including the American Board of Internal Medicine, American Board of Radiology, American Board of Surgery and American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. Click here for more details on MOC for ABMS member boards.
The Advanced Training Program also meets the Joint Commission environment of care (EC.02.04.03 and HR.01.05.03) fluoroscopy standards which necessitate ongoing education and annual training for individuals use fluoroscopic equipment (HR.01.05.03).
How will we train you?
Like all FluoroSafety courses, this course is completely online, packed with videos, animations and descriptive expert narration. You can buy it now and complete it at your leisure from any computer or tablet with internet access. You will receive your CME certificate immediately after completion!
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Discounts
We offer discounts for purchases of multiple licenses, as well as a custom management interface for institutions and clinics. More information here.