Nollis CME
Continuing medical education, run with confidence.
Nollis is dedicated CME software for hospitals and health systems—learner registration, session check-in, certificates, and ACCME reporting in one place, with enrollment, attendance, and credit kept distinct.
- One organization per installation
- ACCME-ready workflows
- Verified attendance
- Defensible credit
- PARS preparation
Why offices choose Nollis
Built around how accredited CME actually works.
Coordinators should not have to invent workarounds to keep attendance honest, certificates correct, and ACCME reporting clean. Nollis keeps those steps aligned from the start.
Enrollment is not credit
Registration, verified attendance, and claimed hours stay separate. PARS reports participation you can defend—not a roster count.
Check-in that works at the door
Learners scan a QR code with any phone camera, or text a keyword. The door list shows who was present—not the waitlist.
Disclosure before you publish
Faculty relationships are collected, mitigated, and on file before an activity goes live. Commercial support is disclosed cleanly, without logos.
Credit and certificates you can trust
Hours are awarded only after the required steps are complete. Awards are never silently edited; voiding keeps a clear record and a named certificate.
What Nollis includes
From activity planning through certificates and reporting.
Learner experience
A catalog and session schedule on your hospital’s domain. Learners register or waitlist, complete online courses, check in, evaluate, claim credit, print certificates, and keep a six-year transcript.
Live sessions and conferences
Tracks, rooms, and capacity live with the same activity used for credit. Waitlists are visible and never treated as seats or attendance.
Online learning and series
Enduring modules follow a clear path: content, quiz, evaluation, then claim. Regularly scheduled series keep one ACCME activity with sessions underneath.
Office operations
Approve applications, run the door roster, follow incomplete profiles, merge duplicates, review outcomes, and prepare PARS—without rebuilding the week in spreadsheets.
ACCME reporting
PARS is prepared from verified participation. Manual corrections in ACCME can be protected so an automatic sync does not overwrite them.
Dedicated to your organization
Each customer receives their own Nollis on their domain. Learner records stay with your institution—not on a shared public catalog.
A complete activity
One clear path from draft to transcript.
When an activity is finished, the door list, the certificate, and ACCME reporting reflect the same facts.
- 01
Assign planners and faculty; collect current disclosures.
- 02
Mitigate relevant relationships and file commercial support agreements when needed.
- 03
Approve the activity, then publish.
- 04
Learners register—and pay when there is a fee.
- 05
Verify attendance at live sessions, or confirm online completion.
- 06
Complete the evaluation, claim credit, issue the certificate, and report to ACCME when required.
Our standards
Professional CME, carefully designed.
Nollis follows Standards for Integrity and Independence, uses proper AMA certificate language, retains a six-year transcript, and prepares Joint Accreditation credit types for when your program expands.
- Enrollment, attendance, and credit remain three distinct records.
- Awarded hours are never silently changed; voiding preserves history.
- Learners may attend with an incomplete profile; claiming and PARS wait until required details are complete.
- We do not collect Social Security numbers or birth years.
- Hosting and operations staff do not access learner transcripts or licenses.
Your institution
Your learners stay with you
This site describes the product. Physician names, licenses, and transcripts live only on your dedicated installation—after appropriate agreements are in place.
Contact
Discuss Nollis for your CME office
Tell us about your organization, the activities you run most often, and what needs to work on day one. We are glad to begin with agreements when that is the right first step.