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Opt In to Automatic CME Credit Reporting to ABS

March 4, 2025

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Opt in today to automatically have your ACS-accredited Continuing Medical Education (CME) information transmitted to the American Board of Surgery (ABS) via the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME).

The automatic transmission applies to all learners who have an ACS profile, are Diplomates of the ABS, and have provided their ABS ID and date of birth in the ACS MyCME Portal on the Board Certification page.

To opt in, you should:

  1. Log in to your MyCME Portal.
  2. Select Send CME tab.
  3. Toggle to Opt In (green) “I choose to opt in and permit the ACS to automatically transfer all my ACS-Accredited CME data to my chosen specialty board.”

You can change your preferences and opt out at any time.

This arrangement with the ABS and ACCME is phase one; the ACS is also working on autotransfer protocols with other surgical boards.

Read the MyCME webpage for more information, or contact mycme@facs.org for assistance.

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