Texas Jurisprudence Exam Physician Assistant Practice Exam

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How often must continuing medical education (CME) be documented for license renewal?

Every year
Every two years
Every five years
As needed

The correct answer is: Every two years

Continuing Medical Education (CME) is an essential requirement for license renewal for physician assistants in Texas, ensuring that professionals stay updated with the latest medical knowledge and practices. The requirement stipulates that CME activities must be documented every two years. This biennial cycle allows practitioners to accumulate the necessary credits to maintain their expertise and adapt to advancements in medicine, enhancing the quality of care provided to patients. By enforcing a two-year documentation requirement, the system promotes regular engagement in educational activities, fostering a culture of lifelong learning that is critical in the ever-evolving field of healthcare. This frequency strikes a balance, allowing enough time for practitioners to complete required courses while still ensuring that they remain current in their knowledge and skills.