16 Tex. Admin. Code § 130.45 - Continuing Medical Education-Audit Process
(a) The department
employs an audit system for CME reporting. The licensee is responsible for
maintaining a record of the licensee's CME experiences. The certificates or
other documentation verifying earning of CME hours are only to be forwarded to
the department if the licensee has been selected for audit.
(b) The audit process shall be as follows:
(1) The department will select for audit a
random sample of licensees to ensure compliance with CME hours. The audit may
occur before, during, or after the license renewal process.
(2) If selected for an audit, the licensee
must submit copies of certificates, transcripts, or other documentation
satisfactory to the department, verifying the licensee attendance,
participation and completion of the CME.
(3) Failure to timely furnish this
information within 30 calendar days after notification of the audit, being
deficient in the CME required for the most recent renewal of the license,
failure to complete all CME within 90 calendar days after notification of the
deficiency, or providing false information during the audit process are grounds
for disciplinary action against the licensee.
(4) If selected for CME audit during the
renewal period, the licensee may renew and pay renewal fees.
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