American Association for Clinical Chemistry
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Thank you for Participating in this AACC Continuing Education Activity.
Program:
2012 SOFT Workshop 4: Approaches to Anabolic Steroids Analysis in Oral Fluid and Urine
Program Start Date:
July-02-2012
Program Location:
Boston MA
Continuing Education Credits:
Credits (ACCENT®):
3.5
Deadline for Obtaining Continuing Education Credit:
October-02-2012
To obtain continuing education credit for this activity, follow these
easy steps to print your Verification of Participation Certificate:
1. Complete the online evaluation form.Click here to complete this form
2. Complete the online demographic form. (Your contact information will be kept confidential
and will not be made available to any outside organizations).
Important Note: Florida clinical laboratory personnel
requesting ACCENT credit must provide their license number in the demographic
form in order to receive credit.
3. Print the Verification of Participation certificate. The evaluation
form and demographic form must be completed in order for this certificate
to be printed.
Important Note: By printing the Verification of Participation
certificate, you are affirming that you participated in this continuing
education activity in its entirety.
AACC Continuing Education Program
CME Credit
AACC is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians. For
activities approved for CME credit, the number AACC-designated hours of
Category 1 CME credit toward the American Medical Association Physician's
Recognition Award will be indicated within the materials of the individual
activities.
ACCENT® credit
AACC offers ACCENT® credit to laboratory professionals to document
their continuing education and meet requirements for licensure or certification.
AACC is an approved provider of continuing education for laboratory professionals
in the states of California, Florida, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, North
Dakota, Rhode Island, and West Virginia. The number AACC-designated hours
of Category 1 ACCENT® credit toward the AACC Clinical Chemist Recognition
Award will be indicated within the materials of the individual activities.
Questions about obtaining continuing education credit? Contact the AACC
Education Coordinator at education@aacc.org
Click here to complete the online evaluation form
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