New for RPA subscribers-only: Certification for education administrators: What you need to know
Residency Program Insider, November 10, 2017
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The Training Administrators of Graduate Medical Education (TAGME) certification is the only recognized certification for GME administrators. TAGME was founded in 2003 by four GME coordinators who wanted to recognize the ever-evolving accomplishments coordinators make every day. After much discussion and development, TAGME had its first certification cycle in 2006. Read more.
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