Timelines and Fees
For Diplomates with Certificates Valid from 1998 to 2008
CME:
- All must be in Category 1.
- 80% must be related to radiation oncology or general oncology.
The American Board of Radiology has recently added a provision to the current MOC participation policy regarding the number of years that can be "made up" in MOC requirements. This new provision allows you to complete and record triple (up to three years) the annual MOC requirement in one calendar year. For more information please see the Participation Policy Proviso .
| YEAR | LICENSE | LL/SA CME 1 | LL/SA SAM | COGNITIVE EXAM | PQI | ANNUAL FEE |
| 1999 | Keep current and unrestricted | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| 2000 | Keep current and unrestricted | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| 2001 | Keep current and unrestricted | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| 2002 | Keep current and unrestricted | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| 2003 | Keep current and unrestricted | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| 2004 | Keep current and unrestricted | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| 2005 | Keep current and unrestricted | NA | NA | NA | NA | |
| 2006 | Keep current and unrestricted | Earn CME; keep documents | Possible start | Register for exam; take if desired | NA | $666 |
MOC Fully Implemented
 Criteria at End Cycle: 2007 |
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| Keep current and unrestricted | Earn 20 CMEs | Do 1 SAM | Register for exam; take if desired | Consider PQI project choices | $666 |
| Criteria at End Cycle: 2008 |
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| Keep current and unrestricted | Earn 20 CMEs | Do 1 SAM | Must pass exam no later than year-end | Consider PQI project choices | $666 |
| VALID LICENSE | 40 CMEs EARNED | 2 SAMs DONE | EXAM PASSED | PROJECT INITIATED | $2000 PAID |
1 For CME credits earned in the years prior to full MOC implementation, diplomates should keep documentation and enter this participation into their personal databases (PDBs).
NOTE: CME credits and SAMs need not be done in the precise year specified in the table; however, diplomates are advised that they should spread their work as evenly as possible over the years of the MOC cycle, and not complete it all in relatively short intervals (e.g., at the beginning of the cycle, at the end of the cycle, or just before exam registration).
