A: The costs of manually administering CME certifcates are no longer paid for by the sponsors of our programs. We still provide CME and CE certifications to those who attend our live events on our campus and events we host around the USA. However, all other courses, on-line and enduring materials, are now available using on-line resources exclusively.

A: Our goal is to provide the latest information that National Jewish Medical and Research Center's healthcare leaders offer on a variety of topics. We believe that this information would be useful to all whose practices involve Asthma, COPD, Atopic Dermatitis and other disease states that are studied and treated at our institution. So if you register, you can access all the FREE information and if you happen to need CME or CE credits, then you can earn those credits, manage your certificates day or night in one easy to use place.

A: There are a few ways to find a course. You can click on the Catalog link near the top right hand corner of the home page to view Courses that are available. You can also choose a topic or professional category on the left hand side of the home page to see Courses available that apply to a given topic or profession. We also put links to some of recently added content on the front page of the site.

A: No, RxSchool is a valuable vendor who provides a great service that National Jewish Medical and Research Center pays for.

A: RxSchool is a vendor chosen by National Jewish Medical and Research to host the e-learning portal we call CMELogix.org. RxSchool handles the programming and hosting of the website while National Jewish provides the course content and certifications.

A: Your email and mailing address information is only used to help identify your account and for relevant contact about subject matters that we produce that may be of interest to you based on your feedback. We do not sell or share this information with anyone outside of National Jewish Medical and Research Center which is the institution that brings you this website.

A: We use the email address as a way to prevent duplicate accounts. We also may need to contact you and email is the most efficient way to do so.

A: Registration is FREE and then you can enroll in any of the courses. We require registration so that we can keep private records of your CME credits.

A: Our goal is to provide relevant and compelling content for Doctors, Nurses and other Allied Healthcare Professionals. We look at the many degrees and specialties represented as important information that helps guide us to subject matter that meets the needs of those who participate.

A: One of the goals for this website is to make obtaining, managing and earning CME and CE easy, fast and available to you day or night, 365 days a year. If you passed your post-test for a given course, you will be invited to print your certificate upon grading of your test which takes a few moments after you completed it. When you choose to print your test, whether it be immediately after successful completion of the post-test or at a later date, a printer control box usually pops up. In some cases, pop-up blockers in your browser may not allow the pop-up box to display and it would appear that you can not print your certificate. In that case, turn off the pop-up blocker in your browser and you will be able to proceed and print your certificate. In some other cases we have seen, the printer pop-up window was allowed by the browser but it is hidden by the browser and/or other windows that were open. Minimize the browser and other windows that are open until the printer pop-up window is located and then proceed. If you are experiencing a problem not addressed here then please contact our technical support person at proed@njc.org or call 303-398-1000 and ask for CME Logix technical support, Monday - Friday, 8am - 5pm MT.