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The Texas Alliance for Continuing Medical Education (TACME) is a professional organization for continuing medical
education (CME) providers that liaisons with numerous CME professional organizations;
e.g., Accreditation Council for
Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), Alliance for Continuing Medical Education (ACME), Texas Medical
Association (TMA), American Medical Association (AMA), and the Society for Academic Continuing Medical Education
(SACME). The following is a list of benefits members receive for their annual TACME membership.
Networking
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Opportunities to interact with other CME professionals
in Texas who are working in a variety of capacities with
providers in medical schools, community hospitals, and
healthcare system settings
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A collegial organization of over 100 CME professionals
who communicate via email, telephone, or in person at
regional and annual meetings
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A Listserv providing members the opportunity to
exchange information regarding hot topics, provider updates,
questions, and job postings
Mentoring
- CME veterans willing to share their years of experience
and expertise with newcomers by responding to questions and
inquiries
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Direct newcomers to CME resources
Educational Opportunities
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Educational opportunities throughout the year providing
opportunities for knowledge of CME and professional growth
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Annual 3-day conference that rotates between regions in
the state each June focusing on accreditation issues, what's
new in CME, and issues affecting provider practices
TACME Website
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Website provides information about the organizational
structure, member contact information, and serves as a
communication vehicle for the membership via the Listserv
Newsletter
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Free newsletter that serves as a primary communication
tool for membership to be updated, regional news,
educational events, and notable achievements of the
membership, etc.
Other Benefits
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Opportunities for scholarships for CME educational
activities
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Participation in CME research projects
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Opportunities for professional growth through
participation on committees and service in leadership roles
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TACME Homepage