Explore NASS 2025 Meeting Program

Yes. CME credit is available for eligible participants. Full credit information and requirements can be found at here.

To claim CME credit after the meeting, visit www.spine.org/cme and log in using your NASS credentials. You’ll be able to access the evaluation, select sessions attended, and generate your certificate. If you need login assistance, help is available on the login page.

If you have questions related to CME credit, certificate access, or eligibility, please contact us at education@spine.org.

Yes. Physicians who are not licensed in the United States—including MDs, DOs, or international physicians with equivalent degrees—are eligible to receive CME credit for participation in accredited activities, in accordance with AMA guidelines.

International attendees may also be able to convert CME credit to their country’s applicable system. The American Medical Association has agreements in place with several international accrediting bodies, including the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS).

For specific conversion policies or documentation requirements, please consult your national accreditation authority or contact mutualrecognition@uems.eu for UEMS-related inquiries.

Yes. Many allied health and advanced practice providers may be eligible to claim credit, but acceptance varies by profession and licensing board. Attendees are responsible for confirming acceptance with their credentialing authority.

If your state or profession requires formal CEU approval, you may request that NASS apply by contacting education@spine.org at least two months prior to the meeting. Requests will be reviewed individually, and approval is not guaranteed.

No. Coding Update 2025: Mastering the Coding Maze is offered as an optional add-on at NASS 2025 for an additional fee. The course will take place onsite at the convention center. Please refer to your registration confirmation for specific date, time, and location details. This activity offers CME credit and AAPC-approved CEUs. For full credit designation information, please visit the course page [link coming soon].