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2019 Transitional Continuous Certification Program (TraCC)

ABAM has implemented a new registration and billing cycle in order to align with changes that have occurred in addiction medicine credentialing.

Beginning in 2019, a June-June billing cycle will be implemented.  The December 15 completion date for LLSA (Part 2) will remain unchanged.

The phased in timeline and billing cycles for 2019 is below.

2019:

JUNE 1, 2019:  Completion of  TraCC fee and medical license update

Complete your TraCC requirements by clicking on the TraCC Web Portal tab or by using the new TraCC web portal: https://moc.addictionmedicinefoundation.org/  (Please bookmark this new URL).  Your login credentials have not changed.

Time-Limited Diplomates, 2019 Requirements 

Complete a total of 26 CME credits will be due on an annual basis – Due December 15th of each year

  • 9 Self-Assessment Modules (SAMs)
  • 17 AMA PRA Category 1™ Addiction CME

Not-Time-Limited Diplomates, 2019

Completion on the portal or the form below to complete: Part I: Licensure and Verification

Forms

Not-Time-Limited Tmoc Part I: Licensure and Verification Form
Time-Limited Tmoc Part I: Licensure and Verification Form

ABAM offers a Transitional Maintenance of Certification program for its current diplomates and a public listing of physicians who hold active ABAM certification status. In March, 2016 the American Board of Medical Specialties formally recognized addiction medicine as a multi-specialty subspecialty. Future certification examinations in addiction medicine will be administered by the American Board of Preventive Medicine.