Podiatric physicians holding a Utah controlled substance license
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“Controlled Substance (CS) licenses renew at the same time as the main license and require the following:”
Below is exactly what Utah Division of Professional Licensing — Podiatric Physician Licensing Board requires: mandatory topics, exemptions, accepted credit types, and documentation rules.
Compiled by Atlas CME from official board sources · Last updated July 4, 2026
Utah has no state-mandated topic requirements beyond the 40-hour total.
These rules apply only when the trigger described under each card is met (for example, holding a state-issued controlled substance registration or treating a specific patient population). Each cites the underlying statute or rule directly.
Podiatric physicians holding a Utah controlled substance license
“Controlled Substance (CS) licenses renew at the same time as the main license and require the following:”
Podiatric physicians holding a Utah controlled substance license — one-time SBIRT-training class
“each controlled substance prescriber shall complete at least 3.5 continuing education hours in an SBIRT-training class”
Credit must come from an organization accredited by the ACCME, AMA, Utah Medical Association, or AAFP. ACGME residency or fellowship time accrues toward the requirement. Teaching or presenting accredited CME can satisfy a portion of required hours.
| Credit system | Notes |
|---|---|
APMA / Board-Approved | Programs sponsored or approved by the American Podiatric Medical Association, specified organizations, or the state licensing division.SourceUtah Admin. Code R156-5a-304[3] |
Classroom/Seminar/Conference | classroom courses, seminars, conferences (minimum 1-hour blocks).SourceUtah Admin. Code R156-5a-304(5)(a)[3] |
Teaching 0–40 hrs | teaching at colleges or universities.SourceUtah Admin. Code R156-5a-304(5)(b)[3] |
Clinical Readings Cap 0–10 hrs | clinical readings related to practice.SourceUtah Admin. Code R156-5a-304(5)(c)[3] |
Physicians are responsible for retaining CME documentation and producing it on request. Requirements include course title, dates, hours, sponsoring organization, and accrediting body.
Hardship/full-time-activity excuse: a licensee who properly documents engagement in full-time activities or circumstances preventing compliance may be excused from the CE requirement for up to three years.
New-licensee pro-rata reduction: the required hours are decreased pro-rata for any part of the two-year period that preceded the license date for someone first licensed mid-cycle.
Atlas CME tracks your hours, maps them to your state requirements, and reminds you before your a fixed biennial cycle renewal.
Every mandatory topic and conditional requirement above cites the underlying statute or rule. Numbered references below correspond to the bracketed citations next to each requirement.
“Controlled Substance (CS) licenses renew at the same time as the main license and require the following:”Utah DOPL Podiatry License Renewal page — Controlled Substance (CS) Renewal Requirements: '3.5 CE credit hours' approved by the Division, as required by Utah Code § 58-37-6.5 and Utah Admin. Code R156-37-402; the statute was renumbered to § 58-37-303 effective 5/6/2026 (the DOPL page and R156-37-402 still cite the old number)
“each controlled substance prescriber shall complete at least 3.5 continuing education hours in an SBIRT-training class”Utah Code § 58-37-303(2)(b)(i) (SBIRT-training class, licensing periods beginning after 1/1/2024); once-only per § 58-37-303(2)(b)(iii)(A): 'need only take the SBIRT-training class once during the controlled substance prescriber's licensure in the state'. § 58-37-303(1)(a) defines controlled substance prescriber functionally (Schedule II/III authority within scope of practice), and the DOPL Podiatry renewal page confirms podiatric physicians hold DOPL CS licenses under this same § 58-37 regime.