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Based on 49 CFR 390.111, to remain listed on the National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners, a medical examiner must do the following:
* Meet Core Standards: Continue to meet the requirements of §§ 390.103 through 390.115 and the applicable requirements of part 391.
* Report Changes: Report any changes to their registration information to FMCSA within 30 days of the change.
* Maintain State Authorization: Remain licensed, certified, or registered, and authorized to perform physical examinations in every State where they conduct exams.
* Keep and Provide Records: Maintain documentation of their State licensure, registration, or certification, as well as proof of completing all required training. They must provide this documentation to authorized FMCSA, Federal, State, or local government representatives within 48 hours for investigations, or within 10 days for regular eligibility audits.
* Complete Periodic Training and Testing: Maintain their certification by following this schedule:
* Between 4 and 5 years after their credential is issued, complete FMCSA-specified periodic training.
* Between 9 and 10 years after their credential is issued, complete FMCSA-specified periodic training and pass the required test.
According to 49 CFR 390.111, if the medical examiner complies with all of these requirements and successfully completes the required training and testing, FMCSA will issue them a new certification credential valid for 10 years.