View/Print Your CME Transcript

The STS Learning Center can help you manage your CME transcript with ease. Access it now by visiting learningcenter.sts.org and logging in with your STS Web Portal username and password. If you need assistance locating your STS Web Portal login information, contact Membership.

Once logged in, click “My Activities” on the navigation bar, then click “Completed Courses.” View and print your personal transcript by clicking “Download” (1). Click “Certificate” (2) under each completed course to view and print certificates. The top bar will allow you to sort by activity title, grade, time spent in course, and start/end date. You also can add CME credits that you have earned—including non-STS accredited activities—to your personal transcript. Click “Credits” (3) and fill out the form that appears when you click “Add new CE activity” (4). You cannot upload files to supplement custom CE activities at this time.

If you have questions about managing your CME transcript, contact the Education Department.

CME Credit for STS Educational Courses and Activities 
Contact the Education Department with the title of the course or activity for which you would like to claim credit.

Opportunities to Earn CME

STS Continuing Medical Education (CME) Mission Statement
The continuing medical education mission of The Society of Thoracic Surgeons is to provide a forum for reporting results of scientific research and for updating information in the disciplines of cardiovascular, general thoracic and congenital heart surgery.  The principal continuing education programs conducted by the Society include an annual scientific meeting, self-study programs, and other stand-alone meetings. The Annual Meeting is composed of peer-reviewed scientific abstracts, invited overview presentations, small group presentations, presentations on new technologies, hands-on sessions and video programs.  The broad scope of topics related to cardiothoracic surgery is covered during each Annual Meeting.  In addition to and separate from the national meeting, topical meetings are held that focus on relevant information needs of cardiothoracic surgeons.  These educational sessions frequently highlight a multidisciplinary approach and include content relevant to cardiothoracic surgeons as well as other physicians and health care providers in related disciplines.  STS programs are developed and provided with the intent of confirming existing knowledge base, imparting new knowledge, and promoting competence in the content areas covered for cardiothoracic surgeons, residents and their allied health care providers. 
Amended by the STS Board of Directors;  January 25, 2009

If you have any questions about the STS CME policy, please contact the STS Education Department.