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Welcome to the home of the NRCME Plus+ © On-Line and Lecture Training System! |
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This
program now meets and exceeds the "Draft Guidelines for the Core
Curriculum Specifications" for training released by the FMCSA on May
20, 2011.
NRCME
Training Systems on line training program will be available early this winter, 2012.
At your own pace, in your office or home, 27 modules of training and
scenarios to make you one of the best DOT Physical Examiners in the
country.The
NRCME Plus+ Training System is your source for meeting all of the
Federal training requirements for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration’s NRCME Examination to certify you as a Federal DOT
Examiner beginning in the Spring of 2012. DOT Physical Examination Training
will be required in Spring of 2012. Be ready. Are
you an M.D., D.O, D.C., PA or APN and perform DOT physicals? This
program is designed in accordance with pending FMCSA rules that will
satisfy the pre-requirements for the NRCME Federal Examination. It does
not matter what type of examiner you are, this program covers the core
requirements for the entire five category spectrum of examiner
candidates.
NRCME
Training Systems, LLC is a proud provider of quality education programs
for physicians and clinics concerning all aspects of DOT/FMCSA Medical
compliance.
Now meets NRCME proposed requirements for continuing education
credits for D.C.'s, M.D.'s, D.O.'s, and P.A.s. Logan College of
Chiropractic is sponsoring D.C. credit and Oakstone Medical Publishing
has approved this material as a continuing education activity.
"This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the
Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for
Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of Oakstone
Medical Publishing and NRCME Training Systems, LLC. Oakstone Medical
Publishing is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical
education for physicians.
Oakstone Medical Publishing designates this live activity for a maximum
19 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only
the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the
activity."
THIS
PROGRAM IS A 18 HOUR LECTURE COURSE AND/OR ESTIMATED 12 HOUR ON-LINE
PROGRAM. WE SOLELY FOCUS ON DOT EXAMINER TRAINING AND PROVIDE AN
OVERVIEW ONLY OF DRUG AND ALCOHOL TRAINING. WE HAVE PARTNERED WITH
SAFELINK DRUG AND ALCOHOL COMPLIANCE TO PROVIDE SEPARATE TRAINING AND
CERTIFICATION FOR DRUG AND ALCOHOL COLLECTIONS. WE WILL BRIEFLY DISCUSS
DRUG AND ALCOHOL TRAINING IN OUR LECTURE AND ON-LINE PROGRAMS. THIS
MATERIAL IS NOT AN "OVER-VIEW" DOT PROGRAM. IT IS DESIGNED TO TRAIN THE
EXAMINER FROM THE GROUND UP ON DOT PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS. PLEASE VISIT Drug and Alcohol Testing Training FOR ALCOHOL AND DRUG TRAINING PROGRAMS.
THE
MATERIAL PROVIDED IS EXPECTED TO MEET AND EXCEED FEDERAL MOTOR CARRIER
SAFETY ADMINISTRATION (FMCSA) REQUIREMENTS FOR THE NATIONAL REGISTRY OF
CERTIFIED MEDICAL EXAMINERS (NRCME), AND IS BASED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE NEWLY RELEASED "NRCME DRAFT GUIDANCE FOR THE CORE CURRICULUM
SPECIFICATIONS." THIS PROGRAM IS EXPECTED TO BE RELEASED IN THE SPRING OF 2012.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
January 27, 2012: It has been reported this week that the NRCME
program will not be finalized until the Sring of 2012. We cannot
confirm or deny this additional delay in the program. We will check our
sources in the FMCSA and report as soon as we hear something.
December 28, 2011: The NRCME program was set to be released by
mandatory statute, today, December 28, 2011. A mandatory 30 day
waiting period was to ensue prior to becoming law, allowing examiners
to begin training around the first of February. As of today, that
review by the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, and the
Office of Management and Budget has EXTENDED the review period. After a
number of calls, it appears our government is working on a skeleton
crew in Washington this week due to the holidays. According to statute,
this extended review can be indefinite or if declared, can be a 30 day
extension. No one at this time can give me an answer regarding the
extension period. We will keep our ears open for specifics, but
as for now, we must again stand down on the NRCME program for a bit
longer, it seems. Happy New Year!
November 27, 2011: Our countdown begins. Estimated Decmeber 15,
2011 release of the final rule. Will take us a couple of weeks to
review the final document, one month of wait time until final rule is
implemented. Estimate Mid January, early February 2012 release. AT THAT
TIME, you will be able to purchase training in anticipation of the
Federal NRCME Examination.
November 9, 2011:
Last Monday we participated in an FMCSA Webinar for training companies.
Though the final rule will not be released until mid December, based on
what we heard, and compared to the online handbook posted by the FMCSA,
we feel we are over 95% accurate on our training material.
October 25,
2011: Hope you all are enjoying the "DOTTidbits," a weekly note
to keep you up-to-date and make your DOT day a little easier. We
are preparing a nice gift for all of our subscribers to be delivered
Mid November, so please sign up! It is free.
September 29, 2011: Sign up now below for training and NRCME
progress updates. Also, we have started our weekly "DOT Tidbits."
These are little helps and hints you can use each day to allow yourself
to be the best DOT examiner in your area. Sign up below.
September 19,
2011: Chicago Pre-Release conference received nice reviews
and even out most seasoned DOT examiners commented they learned quite a
bit. There are no scheduled conferences for the remainer of this
year. Our online version will eliminate the need to drive, fly,
stay in a hotel and miss family and work. We expect the FMCSA to allow
online training for this program and anticipate a release of
Mid-December 2011. Best way to stay updated is to sign up on our
list-serve below.
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After
purchasing and completeing the NRCMEPlus+ Training System, if you
should fail the Federal Examination, we will give you another 30 days
of online access at no charge to assist in your quest to be one of the
best NRCME Examiners in the United States.
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Our Program |
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About NRCME |
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- An
online, module based training program pending approval by the Federal
Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) as a required precursor for
the NRCME Federal Examination for DOT examiners.
- Each module is context driven on core training concepts released by the FMCSA for the NRCME training program.
- Over 700 slides in 27 modules of training.
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- Training must consist a minimum of 8 hours of training. (Our program is 8-12 online, and 19 lecture based hours.)
- Upon completion of NRCME Plus+ Training System, examinee will be eligible for the Federal Examination.
- This certification will be good for five years, when retraining and examination must be repeated.
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Training Requirements |
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FAQ |
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- Anticipated December 2011 release.
- Potential
examiners must have training prior to sitting for the NRCME Federal
Examination. This training can be lecture based or online.
- Once NRCME status is obtained, periodic training is required every three years.
- Re-testing examination every six years.
- Full retraining every 12 years.
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- Refer to our robust NRCME FAQ Center adopted directly from the FMCSA website.
- Over 90 FAQ's to answer most all of your DOT physical exam questions.
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Purchase Training |
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About Us |
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- Fee is $895.00 via credit card (after FMCSA approval)
- Each examinee candidate will have access to the site for 30 days.
- Any modules completed will be checked as completed. There will be no credit given for partially completed modules.
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- The NRCMEPlus+ program designed by original Role Delineation Study participant designing the NRCME program.
- Designers have 16 years each in DOT performance, training and implementation.
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