Become an Accredited Provider
The Maryland State Medical Society (MedChi) through its Continuing Medical Education Committee, is here to help your organization achieve and maintain a status of accreditation.
Why? Accredited providers can offer learners AMA PRA 1Credit™ for CME activities provided by your organization.
The first step to accreditation is to complete a pre-application form. Upon receipt of this form and review by the CME Committee, your organization will be contacted and advised of next steps.
Maintaining Accreditation
MedChi Accredited CME Providers
| Adventist Shady Grove |
Mercy Medical Center |
| Adventist White Oak Medical Center |
Meritus Health |
| Baltimore County Medical Association |
Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group, PC |
| Baltimore-Washington Medical Center |
The Neurology Center |
| Chesapeake Health Education Program (CHEP) |
Spring Grove Hospital Center |
| Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center |
Springfield Hospital Center |
| District of Columbia Metropolitan Radiological Society |
Suburban Hospital |
| Frederick Health Hospital |
Tidal Health Peninsula Regional |
| Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy & Psychoanalysis |
University of Maryland Charles Regional Medical Center |
| LIfeBridge Health |
Upper Chesapeake Health |
| Luminis |
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JCCME Committee
Rob Thomsen, M.D., Chair
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| Eric Wargotz, M.D. |
H. Russell Wright, M.D. |
Gurdeep Chhabra, M.D. |
Michelle Monahan, M.D. |
MedChi’s Joint Committee on Continuing Medical Education meets 3 times each year to review Initial/Provisional, Reaccreditation and Progress Reports materials. MedChi’s CME Committee is always looking for new members who wish to contribute to the development and implementation of CME activities.
Joint Providerships
Not an Accredited Organization?
Non-accredited organizations can benefit from the accreditation of an accredited provider, allowing them to offer accredited CME activities without the time and effort of going through the accreditation process themselves.
A CME has been developed to explain the most recent updates in the PDMP, including valuable clinical tools and reports available in the CRISP Portal. This webinar is now available here and also under the "Online Education" box). Our presenter, Dr. Gary Pushkin, has an insightful perspective in this area through his work with the Opioid Task Force at MedChi, which has now evolved into the Opioid Pain and Addiction Committee. The webinar is available for anyone to view and is eligible for 1.0 CME once reviewed in its entirety. For questions, please contact Colleen George at CGeorge@medchi.org.