NRCME — Certification Testing Orientation
Prepared for Dr. Busby; do not assign or enroll. Unpublished reference training.
Three lessons and knowledge checks explain the supplied Administrative Manual for Testing Organizations, dated June 11, 2012, 15 pages. This is historical certification-test administration guidance, not a clinical DOT physical examination handbook or a qualifying NRCME certification course.
Read the source with the distinctions in the lessons: examiner responsibilities versus testing-organization duties; candidate preparation and exam integrity; current-source verification. Completion confers no certification, CME credit or authorization to administer certification examinations. Dr. Busby’s current certification status and due dates have not been assessed.
Current FMCSA resources checked September 8, 2026:
The Medical Examiner’s Handbook 2024 Edition is a separate clinical guidance resource. Verify current rules, account-specific certification requirements and testing-provider instructions before acting on historical deadlines, exam logistics or technical specifications. No assignment, invitation or deadline requested.
| Responsible | Eric Washkuhn |
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| Last Update | 09/09/2026 |
| Members | 2 |
Chiropractor / Certified Medical Examiner
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NR01 — Understand the manual and separate responsibilitiesNew 10 xp
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NR02 — Prepare for testing and protect exam integrityNew 10 xp
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NR03 — Use current resources and document readinessNew 10 xp
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Reference — 2012 administrative manual for testing organizationsNew
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