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Is Your NRCME Certification Expiring? Here’s How to Avoid a Costly Lapse
DOT physicals are a revenue stream many clinicians rely on—but there’s a catch: you can’t legally perform exams without a valid NRCME certification. Still, too many certified medical examiners miss their renewal deadlines, often because they assume they’ll handle it “later.” Sound familiar? Don’t wait. Here's how to avoid letting your NRCME certification lapse.
You’re Certified. Now Let’s Make DOT Exams Work for Your Practice
You’ve completed your NRCME Plus training. You’ve got the certification, the knowledge, and the tools. Let’s talk about putting it to work in your practice. Whether you’re in urgent care, primary care, or occupational medicine, adding DOT physicals can expand your services, generate new revenue, and serve a vital public safety need. Here’s how to make DOT exams a successful, sustainable part of your clinical workflow.
Approaching Undifferentiated Anemia Beyond a CBC
A 67-year-old woman presents with progressive shortness of breath and fatigue, but routine labs reveal a hemoglobin of 9.2, hematocrit of 28%, and a mean corpuscular volume (MCV) of 84. What next? Addressing borderline undifferentiated anemia cases like these requires a structured approach. Otherwise, you might miss impactful diagnoses.