The Menopause Society Certified Practitioner (MSCP) credential recognizes clinicians with demonstrated expertise in menopause care. Manage your renewal from start to finish, right here.
The essentials of keeping your certification current.
Your MSCP certification is valid for three calendar years from the date it is issued or renewed.
Renew between July and December 31 of the year your credential expires.
Renew with continuing medical education credits, or by retaking the MSCP examination.
There are two ways to renew your MSCP credential. Most practitioners renew with CME credits directly through the Hub.
Renew online by demonstrating your continuing education in midlife women's health.
Prefer to re-certify by examination, or missed the renewal window? Retake the MSCP exam instead.
Renewing with CME credits takes just a few steps, all in one place.
Use your menopause.org account — your profile and membership details come with you.
Your Menopause Society credits sync automatically from your member record, so you can see exactly where you stand.
Confirm or update your practitioner license details as part of your application.
Add documentation for credits earned outside The Menopause Society.
Review your application, submit it, and pay the application fee if one applies.
Our staff reviews your application. Once approved, your credential is renewed for three more years and your certificate is ready to download.
MSCP renewal programs currently accepting applications.
The renewal window runs July 1 – December 31 of your credential's expiration year. Check back then, or sign in to see your credential status.
View MSCP ProgramsSign in with your menopause.org account to check your credit progress and start your renewal application.