TexasCMELog

Free Texas CME tracker: see what TMB requires for your renewal

TexasCMELog is a free, no-account tool for Texas physicians. Upload a CME certificate and it fills in the course details, checks your hours against Texas Medical Board rules (22 TAC §161.35), and shows what you still need this cycle. Then copy each course into your free CE Broker Basic account, which TMB requires for renewals on or after September 1, 2026. Your data stays in your browser.

Your CME log is saved only in this browser. No account, and nothing you enter is sent to us. Use Backup to keep a copy. Not affiliated with the Texas Medical Board or CE Broker.

1. Your license

Carry-forward: up to 48 credits, from your previous period only. Ethics, opioid and human trafficking credits can't be carried (22 TAC §161.35(c)(3)).

2. What you're missing

3. Add a course

Your CME log

4. Ready to report to CE Broker

Self-report each course in your free CE Broker Basic account (Report CE). Copy each field into the matching box, attach your certificate, then tick “Reported”. We never log into CE Broker for you. Field order follows a public Texas walkthrough; CE Broker's questions vary by board, so match by label. Step-by-step guide.

How it works

Built for Texas MDs and DOs who'd rather not pay for an upgrade just to see what's missing.

Upload or log a course

Drop in a certificate PDF or photo. Text is read on your device to prefill the details.

See what's missing

Cycle-aware checks for ethics, opioid, human trafficking, forensic, nutrition and SB 31.

Copy into CE Broker

One copy card per course for the free Basic account, then tick it off.

What Texas requires

The short version. The full guide has every rule with its citation.

RequirementHoursWhoHow oftenRule
Total CME48 credits (≥24 formal, ≤24 informal)All physiciansEvery 24-month registration period22 TAC §161.35(a)
Ethics / professional responsibility2 formal hoursAll physiciansEvery renewal§161.35(a)(2)(B)
Pain management & opioid prescribing2 formal hoursDirect patient careWithin 1 year of licensure, next renewal, then every 4th (8 years)Occ. Code §156.055; §161.35(a)(2)(C)
Human trafficking prevention≥1 hour, HHSC-approvedDirect patient careFirst renewal period, then every 3rd (6 years)Occ. Code §156.060; §161.35(a)(2)(A)
Forensic evidence collection (HB 47)2 hours, SASTF-approved, formal or informalEmergency room setting (statute); urgent care (TMB guidance)Licenses expiring Feb. 28, 2027 onward; no approved course yetOcc. Code §156.057; §161.35(a)(3)(A)
Nutrition & metabolic health (SB 25)1 hour, formal or informalAll physiciansLicenses expiring May 2027 onward (TMB: on or after May 30, 2027)Occ. Code §156.061; §161.35(a)(3)(B)
Life of the Mother Act (SB 31)One-time TMB courseTMB's listed specialtiesOnce, in MyTMB (not CE Broker)SB 31; TMB CE page

All requirements, exemptions and carry-forward rules →

Why Basic is enough

TMB requires a CE Broker account for renewals on or after September 1, 2026, but says the free Basic account meets the requirement. Paid plans are optional. Basic doesn't do the "what's missing" math. TexasCMELog does it free.

How to report in Basic

Sources: TMB CE Tracking · TMB FAQ #227

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New for 2026–2027

Forensic evidence (HB 47)

2 hours for physicians in an ER setting (TMB adds urgent care), from licenses expiring Feb. 28, 2027. No approved course yet.

Nutrition (SB 25)

1 hour for every physician, from licenses expiring May 2027.

Life of the Mother Act (SB 31)

One-time free course in MyTMB for listed specialties. Not reported in CE Broker.

Read: New Texas CME requirements for 2027 →

Rules last verified October 16, 2026·Built by a Texas physician·Not affiliated with TMB or CE Broker
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