IAME Is Now a CE Broker Provider for Florida Physicians
Florida physicians have a new reason to keep IAME on their CME list. On November 2, 2026, the Florida Board of Medicine approved the Institute for Advanced Medical Education (IAME) as a continuing education provider in CE Broker, the continuing education tracking system used by the Florida Department of Health. Our CE Broker provider number is 50-70752.
This is an important step toward making CME simpler for the physicians we serve in Florida. Soon, IAME will begin reporting completed course credits directly to CE Broker on your behalf. Direct reporting is not live yet, and we will share an update as soon as it is.
What This Means for Florida Physicians
If you hold a Florida medical license, you already know CE Broker. The Florida Department of Health's continuing education tracking system is powered by CE Broker, and physicians are expected to have their CME reported there before license renewal.
When a provider does not report your hours, you report them yourself. That means finding certificates, logging in, and entering each course by hand. Once IAME's direct reporting is live, credits you earn through eligible IAME courses will be sent to CE Broker for you, so there is less paperwork to manage at renewal time.
Until then, nothing changes about how you claim IAME credit today. Keep your certificates and self-report your completed IAME courses in CE Broker as you normally would.
About IAME
The Institute for Advanced Medical Education is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
IAME offers CME designated for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ specializing in areas including OB/GYN, echocardiography/cardiology, radiology, and all things ultrasound. Our courses are built for busy physicians who want practical, focused education they can apply in their daily work.
How Direct Reporting to CE Broker Will Work
Once direct reporting begins, the process is designed to be simple:
Complete an eligible IAME course and claim your credit.
IAME reports your completion to CE Broker using your Florida license number.
You review your CE Broker account to confirm the course appears in your history.
To make this go smoothly, make sure your IAME account has your current Florida license information. We will share more details, including any steps you need to take, when reporting goes live.
You Remain in Charge of Your License Requirements
We want to be clear about what this announcement does and does not mean.
CE Broker does not approve or accredit continuing education, and neither CE Broker nor the Florida Board of Medicine endorses IAME or any particular course. Florida has its own CME requirements, including specific mandatory topics, and each physician is responsible for confirming that the courses they take meet their own license and renewal requirements. Provider reporting is a convenience, not a guarantee of compliance.
We recommend checking your CE Broker account regularly, reviewing the Florida Board of Medicine's current requirements, and keeping copies of all your certificates.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CE Broker?
CE Broker is the system that powers the Florida Department of Health's continuing education tracking. Florida physicians can use a free CE Broker account to view reported courses and self-report CME.
Is IAME reporting my credits to CE Broker right now?
Not yet. Direct reporting is coming soon. Until it is live, please continue to self-report your IAME courses in CE Broker and keep your certificates.
What is IAME's CE Broker provider number?
IAME's CE Broker provider number is 50-70752.
Does this mean CE Broker or the Florida Board endorses IAME courses?
No. CE Broker does not approve or accredit continuing education, and this approval is not an endorsement of IAME or any specific course by CE Broker or the Florida Board of Medicine.
Will IAME courses meet my Florida renewal requirements?
IAME's physician CME courses are designated for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Whether a specific course counts toward a specific Florida requirement depends on the course and the requirement. Please review the Board's current rules and your CE Broker account. You are responsible for meeting your own license requirements.
I am a DO. Does this apply to me?
This approval was granted by the Florida Board of Medicine. Osteopathic physicians are licensed by the Florida Board of Osteopathic Medicine, which has its own requirements, so please confirm with your board and your CE Broker account how IAME credit applies to you.
Explore IAME CME Today
We are grateful to the Florida physicians who learn with us, and we are excited to make CME tracking a little easier for you. Browse our current radiology, ultrasound, and MRI safety courses at https://iame.com, and watch for our update when direct reporting to CE Broker goes live.
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