This table shows what each eligible specialty board awards to physicians who participate in QI initiatives approved by UCSF MOCAP.
| Anesthesiology | Traditional MOCA: One Part IV case evaluation MOCA 2.0: 20 points for standard participation, 25 for leaders |
| Dermatology | One (1) Practice Assessment/QI activity |
| Family and Community Medicine | 1 module or 20 points depending on certification year |
| Emergency Medicine | One (1) PI activity |
| Internal Medicine | 30 Practice Assessment points |
| Medical Genetics and Genomics | One (1) Improvement in Medical Practice module |
| Obstetrics and Gynecology | One (1) Improvement in Medical Practice activity |
| Ophthalmology | One (1) Practice Improvement activity |
| Otolaryngology | One (1) Performance Improvement module |
| Pathology | One (1) Practice Assessment/QI activity |
| Pediatrics | 25 Improvement in Medical Practice points |
| Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation | One (1) Practice Assessment/QI activity |
| Psychiatry and Neurology | One (1) Practice Assessment/QI activity |
| Radiology | One (1) PQI project |
| Surgery | One (1) Quality Assessment Program |
| Thoracic Surgery | One (1) Practice Assessment/QI activity |
| Urology | One (1) PAP activity |
| National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA) | 330 PI-CME Credits |
*Please note that UCSF MOCAP is not able to award MOC4 credit to diplomates of the following boards:
American Board of Allergy and Immunology, American Board of Colon and Rectal Surgery, American Board of Neurological Surgery, American Board of Nuclear Medicine, American Board of Orthopedic Surgery, American Board of Plastic Surgery.