Most employed physicians get $2,000–$5,000 a year for CME — and whatever isn't spent by year-end goes back to the hospital. CME Money keeps the balance in front of you, files every receipt and certificate, and builds the reimbursement packet your admin actually wants.
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Receipts live in your inbox. Certificates in a downloads folder. The balance in your head. Then December hits, and the hospital quietly keeps the difference.
Amount, employer, fiscal year — including rollover if you're lucky enough to have it. The countdown starts immediately.
Conference registration, UpToDate, board fees, flights. Attach the receipt and certificate — twenty seconds, done.
One click builds a clean PDF — cover sheet, itemized table, signature line, every receipt appended — ready for your admin.
Remaining funds and days left in your period, framed the honest way: use it or lose it. December stops being a surprise.
Every receipt attached to its expense, in one place. No more inbox archaeology in January.
CME certificates filed with credits and category, with a running yearly total — ready for renewal or an employer audit.
Cover sheet, itemized expenses, signature line, receipts appended — and if your hospital has its own form, we fill it out for you. The PDF your admin wishes everyone sent.
Missing receipts, reimbursements pending past 30 days, period ending with money unspent — flagged before they cost you.
Spent → submitted → reimbursed. Always know what you're owed, with CSV export for your accountant at tax time.
Tracking your money should never cost money. Pro exists for one moment: when you're about to claw back a few thousand dollars and want the paperwork done in one click.
Both. If your employer gives you a CME/educational allowance, CME Money tracks it against the fiscal year and builds reimbursement packets. If you're 1099/independent, use it to organize CME spending and certificates for your accountant — the CSV export is built for exactly that.
Yes. Many physicians have an employer allowance plus a department fund or a grant. Each gets its own balance, period, and packet.
A cover sheet with your details and totals, an itemized expense table with a signature line, then every receipt — and optionally your certificates — appended as pages, each labeled. If your hospital has its own reimbursement form, upload it once: every packet opens with that form, already filled out.
Every certificate records its credits and category (AMA PRA Category 1 and friends) with a running yearly total. It's a tidy vault for renewal time — not a replacement for state-mandated reporting systems.
Your data is yours. No PHI is involved — this is your own financial and education record. Export everything as CSV anytime; your data stays exportable even if you stop subscribing.