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Seema Khosla MD, FCCP, FAASM

Medical Director | Fargo, North Dakota

Specialties :

Pulmonary Medicine, Critical Care Medicine,...More

Speaks about :

Sleep-disordered Breathing, Insomnia,...More

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Dr. Seema Khosla graduated from the Jagiellonian University Medical College in 1999. She works in Fargo, ND, and specializes in critical care medicine, internal medicine, pulmonary disease, and sleep medicine. She’s also the host of Talking Sleep, the official podcast of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, and has been seen talking about sleep on such shows as Good Morning America.

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Specialties

Pulmonary Medicine, Critical Care Medicine, Sleep Medicine, Internal Medicine

Interested Topics

Sleep-disordered Breathing, Insomnia, Narcolepsy, Restless Legs Syndrome, Circadian Rhythm Disturbances, Sleep Medicine, Pulmonary Medicine

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English, French

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MOC / CME / CE Requirements

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Connecticut Medical Examining Board

Connecticut Medical Examining Board accepts the credit courses that are accredited by ACCME and awards AMA PRA Category 1 Credit.

MD/DO Requirement:

CME Credits Required : 50.00 | Licensing Cycle AMA PRA : 2 Years | Category Credits : 0.00

A minimum of 50 contact hours of qualifying continuing medical education every 2 years commencing on the first date of license renewal;1 contact hour means a minimum of 50 minutes of the continuing education activity once every 6 years.1 CME hour in each of the following topics:

(A) Infectious diseases, including, but not limited to, acquired immune deficiency syndrome and human immunodeficiency virus,
(B) risk management,
(C) sexual assault,
(D) domestic violence,
(E) cultural competency,
(F) behavioral health.

Beginning January 1, 2020, such behavioral health CME must include at least 2 contact hours on diagnosing and treating (i) cognitive conditions, including, but not limited to, Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, delirium, related cognitive impairments, and geriatric depression, or (ii) mental health conditions, including, but not limited to, those common to veterans and family members of veterans such as post-traumatic stress, risk of suicide, depression, and grief. OCC/MOC not accepted as a substitute. The commissioner may grant a waiver for not more than 10 contact hours of CME for physicians who:

(1) engage in activities related to the physician’s service as a member of the Connecticut Medical Examining Board,
(2) engage in activities related to the physician’s service as a member of a medical healing panel, or
(3) assist the state Department of Public Health with its duties to board and commissions (described in Ch. 368a. Sec. 10a-14).