General

In general, in addition to licensure prerequisites, these are the Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program requirements.

To see due dates for your specific requirements sign in to your Physician Portal.

Earn points every 2 years

To be reported as participating in MOC:
Earn points every 2 years by completing an activity (of any point value).
Points earned will count toward your 100 MOC points requirement.

Find an Activity

Earn 100 Points

To stay certified:
Every 5 years earn 100 MOC points

Find an Activity

Pass an Assessment

To stay certified:
Pass the MOC Exam
within 10 years of when you last passed.
OR
Take the Knowledge Check-In
every 2 years and remain on a successful path.

MOC Assessment Information

Important Notes and Exceptions

Find out if you are eligible to take the Knowledge Check-In. More
For Hospitalists, additional MOC requirements apply. More
For Interventional Cardiologists, additional MOC requirements apply. More
For Dual-Boarded Diplomates, some MOC requirements may be waived. More
For those newly certified in Internal Medicine, you are eligible for an MOC fee credit. More
For fellows in an accredited training program, you may be eligible for an MOC fee credit and 20 MOC points. More