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David A. Horowitz MD

Chief Medical Officer, Associate Chief Medical Officer, Professor | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Specialties :

Internal Medicine

Speaks about :

Cholesterol Disorders, Chronic Diarrhea,...More

Spoken at 13 events

Speaking at 8 events

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Dr. David Horowitz is a Professor of Clinical Medicine and Chief Medical Officer of Clinical Practices at the University of Pennsylvania. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine.

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Specialties

Internal Medicine

Interested Topics

Cholesterol Disorders, Chronic Diarrhea, Chronic Disease Management, Allergies, Multiple Chronic Illnesses, Nasal Congestion, Nausea, Pap Smear, Disease Management, Patient Safety

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English

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Appears with

Gary H. Oberlender

MOC / CME / CE Requirements

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Virginia Board of Medicine

Virginia Board of Medicine accepts the courses that are endorsed by ACCME and grants AMA PRA Category 1 credit.

MD/DO Requirement:

CME Credits Required : 60.00 | Licensing Cycle AMA PRA : 2 Years | Category Credits : 30.00

MD-

60 hours every 2 years;
30 hours of CME must be under Category 1, of which 2 hours must be in pain management, proper prescribing of controlled substances, and the diagnosis and management of addiction.

DO-

60 hours of CME for every 2 years followed by immediate preceding renewal
A minimum of 30 hours must be under Category 1, of which 2 hours must be in pain management, proper prescribing of controlled substances, and the diagnosis of management of addiction.
OCC/MOC is not specifically addressed, but an endorsement of recertification by a specialty board is admitted as a substitute by the Virginia Board of Medicine.