Physician credit and MOC points submitted to ACCME PARS when learners claim.
Birth date, state and license number validated before the physician starts.
AMA PRA Category 1 for physicians, a certificate of participation for APPs and residents.
Plenaries and workshops live, then the recordings as enduring material.
Members checked in your AMS at registration, and lapsed members charged the standard rate.
Credits issued, evaluation summaries and speaker files, kept per activity.

LecturePanda runs CME for specialty societies and physician associations: registration with member pricing, annual meetings, webinars and enduring material, AMA PRA Category 1 Credit and MOC points reported to ACCME PARS when physicians claim, certificates from your own templates, and the credit, evaluation and attendance records an accreditor reviews.
Yes. LecturePanda submits each physician's completion to ACCME PARS when they claim credit, after checking their birth date, state and license number at registration. MOC points for the boards your activity is registered with travel with the same claim, and the activity's details come down from PARS by its Activity ID. See ACCME PARS reporting.
Yes. A LecturePanda activity can carry several credits, each offered to the audiences it applies to: AMA PRA Category 1 Credit and MOC points to physicians, and a certificate of participation, or a credit of their own, to advanced practice providers, residents and other attendees. Each attendee sees only the credit for their role at the claim step.
Yes. The accreditation statement on a LecturePanda certificate is set per credit, so a jointly provided activity carries your joint provider's statement and credit designation. Your society runs registration, the meeting and the evaluations on its own account, and the credit records are ready to share with the accredited provider. See custom accreditation.
Duplicate the meeting course in LecturePanda, swap each session's claim code for a video tracking requirement and a post-test, and open registration year-round. Attendees who missed a session can instead get a recordings module on the original course, with its own credit. See live events.
Yes. LecturePanda checks membership in your AMS at registration, including Neon CRM, Wild Apricot, MemberClicks, YourMembership and others, and a pricing rule charges current members their rate. A member whose membership has lapsed is charged the standard rate and shown your link to join. See AMS integrations.
LecturePanda's Credit Reporting History exports every credit issued with dates and learner details, each session's evaluation exports as a formatted summary, and Speaker Files keeps disclosure forms and other speaker paperwork with the course, out of learners' view. The course page shows learners your accreditation statement, faculty and learning objectives before they register. See reports.
LecturePanda emails completion reminders to registrants who haven't finished, weekly for up to 60 days, and stops the moment they complete. Every claimed credit stays in the physician's Learning History with its certificate, so a physician who needs it months later downloads it there instead of writing to your office.
LecturePanda is priced as an annual subscription plus participants, bought in batches into one shared bank that every course draws from as people register. Admin users are unlimited, and PARS reporting, AMS integrations and certificates are included rather than sold as add-ons. See pricing.
CME completions submitted to PARS when learners claim.
Member pricing, conferences and webinars for membership organizations.
Grand rounds and staff CE for hospitals and health systems.