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In Minnesota, the date depends on your license: a three-year CME cycle that starts on the first day of your birth month (for new licensees, the birth month after initial licensure); you renew your registration every year by the last day of your birth month.

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What you need to renew

75 hours every 3 years

Minn. R. 5605.0100: 75 hours during three-year cycles. Minn. R. 5605.0200: cycles start on the first day of the birth month and run consecutively. Registration renews every year: Minn. R. 5600.0605 sets annual cycles that begin on the last day of the birth month, and an application received after the last day of that month is not processed until the late fee is paid. CME is reported on the renewal at the end of each three-year cycle (Minn. R. 5605.0900).

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Sources

Last verified against these sources on October 7, 2026.

  1. Minnesota Board of Medical Practice — Continuing education (physicians)
  2. Minn. R. 5605.0100 — Continuing education cycles (75 hours every three years)
  3. Minn. R. 5605.0200 — Licensee classes (cycle starts in birth month)
  4. Minn. R. 5605.0300 — Continuing medical education credit (Category 1)
  5. Minn. R. 5605.0700 — Alternative compliance (board certification)
  6. Minn. R. 5605.0900 — Verification of compliance
  7. Minn. R. 5605.1000 — Exemptions
  8. Minn. R. 5605.1100 — Penalties for noncompliance
  9. Minn. Stat. § 147.01 — Board fees (annual renewal and late fee)
  10. Minn. R. 5600.0605 — License renewal procedures (annual renewal, birth month)
  11. Minn. Stat. § 214.12 — Continuing education (subd. 6 opioid requirement expired)
  12. Minn. Stat. § 214.12, 2019 edition — subd. 6 opioid CME text, expired January 1, 2023
  13. Minnesota House — proposed amendment H1925A1 (February 12, 2026) to add a nutrition CE subdivision; not enacted
  14. Minnesota Legislature — HF 1925 (2025–2026) bill status

A planning aid from the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice's published rules, not legal advice. Confirm your date and requirements with your Board.