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North Dakota CME Requirements for Physicians (MD/DO)

North Dakota physicians must earn 60 AMA PRA Category 1 CME hours every three years, with a tiered requirement for newly licensed physicians.

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If you hold a North Dakota physician license, the North Dakota Board of Medicine requires 60 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 CME every three-year cycle. North Dakota does not currently impose state-specific subject mandates, though new licensees follow a tiered schedule. Below is the full breakdown.

60 hours / 3 years

Sixty AMA PRA Category 1 hours each triennial cycle.

Tiered for new licensees

Fewer hours if licensed under 2 years; 40 hours if 2-3 years; 60 if 3+ years.

No state-specific topics

North Dakota does not currently mandate particular subjects.

Category 1 required

Hours must be AMA PRA Category 1 (or AOA equivalent).

How many CME hours North Dakota physicians need

North Dakota requires 60 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 CME every three years. Newly licensed physicians follow a tiered schedule based on how long they have been licensed.

Mandated topics

North Dakota does not currently impose state-specific subject mandates for physicians. DEA registrants are subject to a one-time federal 8-hour substance use disorder training requirement.

Renewal cycle and deadlines

North Dakota physician licenses follow a three-year CME cycle. Complete and document your 60 hours before the cycle ends.

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North Dakota Physicians (MD/DO) CME at a glance

60
AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) required
60 hours every 3 years (triennial)
Renewal cycle
0
Mandated topic(s)

Always confirm with your licensing board

North Dakota physicians must complete 60 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 CME every three years. New licensees have a tiered requirement based on time licensed.

CME requirements change. Confirm current rules with the North Dakota Board of Medicine before relying on these figures.

Source: North Dakota Board of Medicine. Board website · Researched as of 2026-06-01 · CME rules change; this is administrative guidance, not legal or CME-accreditation advice.

Licensed in more than one state?

Interstate Medical Licensure Compact: active. Active and issuing. Physicians can obtain expedited licensure across member states; each state license is separate (and each renews on its own CME cycle).

Each state license carries its own CME requirement and renewal date — if you hold more than one, you need a plan for each.

Also licensing in North Dakota or beyond?

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North Dakota Physician CME Requirements — Frequently Asked Questions

How many CME hours do North Dakota physicians need?

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60 AMA PRA Category 1 hours every three years.

Does North Dakota have mandated CME topics?

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No state-specific subject mandates currently apply, though DEA registrants must complete a one-time federal 8-hour substance use disorder training.

What about newly licensed physicians?

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New licensees follow a tiered schedule: fewer hours if licensed under 2 years, 40 hours if 2-3 years, and 60 hours if 3+ years.

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