If you are a Physician Assistant (PA) working in 2026, you know the drill. Every year, your employer likely provides a Continuing Medical Education (CME) allowance. This budget is meant to keep your clinical skills sharp and ensure you meet your licensure requirements. However, many PAs find themselves at the end of the year with […]
If you are a Physician Assistant (PA) working in 2026, you know the drill. Every year, your employer likely provides a Continuing Medical Education (CME) allowance. This budget is meant to keep your clinical skills sharp and ensure you meet your licensure requirements. However, many PAs find themselves at the end of the year with […]
Recertification is a standard milestone in the career of a Physician Assistant, but the PANRE (Physician Assistant National Recertifying Examination) is not a test you can simply “wing” based on years of clinical experience. The exam is designed to test a broad base of medical knowledge, often including topics you haven’t seen since PA school […]
It’s that time of year again. Your CME budget is sitting there, waiting to be used, and you’re looking for the best way to maximize its value. For most PAs and NPs, the goal is simple: get high-quality clinical updates, knock out your required credits, and maybe pick up a little something extra for your […]
If you are a Physician Assistant (PA) or a healthcare provider, you know the drill: every year or two, you are handed a Continuing Medical Education (CME) allowance from your employer. For some, it’s a generous $3,000; for others, it might be a tighter $1,500. Regardless of the amount, the goal is always the same: […]
As a Physician Assistant, your time is your most valuable asset. Between managing a heavy patient load, staying current with shifting clinical guidelines, and maintaining a personal life, the last thing you need is a CME requirement that feels like a chore. Too often, PAs find themselves clicking through low-value modules just to hit their […]
Working the wards as a Hospitalist PA means balancing high-acuity admissions, complex discharge planning, and the ever-present pressure of the rounding list. Between managing a septic patient in Room 402 and coordinating a consult for the post-op hip in Room 315, finding time to sit down for your Continuing Medical Education (CME) can feel impossible. […]
Recertification is a reality for every Physician Assistant, yet the approach to the Physician Assistant National Recertifying Exam (PANRE) often varies wildly. Whether you are opting for the traditional proctored exam or the newer PANRE-LA (Longitudinal Assessment), the stakes remain the same: your board certification. At CME Review Courses, we see PAs from every specialty: […]
For Physician Assistants reaching the end of their 10-year certification cycle, the NCCPA now offers two distinct pathways for recertification: the Longitudinal Assessment (PANRE-LA) and the traditional, proctored PANRE. Choosing the right path requires an understanding of your personal testing style, your clinical schedule, and your specific educational needs. Regardless of the path you choose, […]
It’s that time of year again. Your CME budget is sitting there, and the deadline is looming. You need credits, you need a solid panre review course, and let’s be honest: you probably need a new pair of scrubs, a high-end stethoscope, or some tech gear from Amazon or Apple. As a Physician Assistant, managing […]
