Yes. When you complete a Mulhim course, Mulhim posts your CME hours to your CPD record in Mumaris Plus within 24 to 48 business hours. You do not upload certificates or enter hours yourself. Your part is to finish each course fully and then check that the entry appears.
How does Mulhim posting to Mumaris Plus work?
For accredited activities inside the Kingdom, it is the provider that posts hours to your SCFHS record. Mulhim is the provider for its courses, so once you complete one, posting is Mulhim's job. Every Mulhim course is SCFHS accredited and carries 5 CME hours, and Mulhim is fully accredited. Renewal reads the hours posted to your Mumaris Plus record, which is why the posting step matters more than the certificate.
Automatic here means you do not have to do it. It still takes 24 to 48 business hours, counted on working days. The guide to CME posting time in Mumaris Plus shows how weekends and holidays shift that window.
Who does what?
Complete the course
Every lesson and the assessment.
Download the certificate
From your Mulhim dashboard, whenever you need it.
Post your hours
To your Mumaris Plus record within 24 to 48 business hours.
Check your record
Confirm the entry and the updated hours still due.
What has to be true for posting to work
- The course is fully complete. A skipped lesson or an unpassed assessment means there is nothing to post yet.
- Your registration details are right. Make sure the details you give match your SCFHS registration, so the hours reach the right record.
- The posting window has passed. Count 24 to 48 business hours from completion, skipping weekends and public holidays.
Three learners, three outcomes
These examples are invented to show how it plays out.
| Learner | What happened | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Finished early in the week | All lessons and the assessment done | Hours appear within two working days |
| Finished on the last working day | Course complete, weekend in between | Hours appear after the next working days |
| Skipped the final assessment | Course not complete | Nothing posted until the assessment is passed |
What automatic posting does not change
Posting puts hours into your record. Renewing your registration is a separate step. You still apply to renew with SCFHS yourself, from three months before your period ends. Your target still depends on your category: 20 hours for technicians, 40 for specialists and pharmacists, 60 for physicians and dentists.
The renewal rules stay the same too. If you reach the end of your period short of hours, SCFHS can renew for one year instead of two, and only once, as explained in the one-year renewal when you are short of hours. Automatic posting helps you avoid that when you start early and give each course its window.
What does a full bundle look like in your record?
Take a specialist with a 40-hour target who buys the 40-hour bundle. Eight courses, 5 hours each. Each one posts on its own, so the record fills in steps of 5: 5, 10, 15, and so on up to 40. If she finishes one course a week, she can glance at the record each week and see one new line. After eight weeks the hours still due should read zero, with four months of access left over.
A physician needs 60. The 40-hour bundle covers two thirds of it, and four more courses close the rest. The posting works the same way for every course, so the count is easy to follow.
How can you keep posting smooth?
- Check your registration details once, at the start. If they match your SCFHS registration, every later course reaches the right record.
- Finish the assessment in the same sitting. The posting window opens only when the course is complete.
- Check after the window, not before. An empty record an hour after you finish is expected.
- Read the record line by line. Our guide on how to check your CME balance in Mumaris Plus shows what to compare.
Pick the bundle that fits your target
Each bundle gives 6 months of access, and every course in it is posted for you.
Browse every course on the Mulhim courses page, or read how long CME posting takes.
Close to your renewal date and worried about your hours? Talk to us.
Talk to usFrequently asked questions
Do I have to upload my Mulhim hours myself?
No. Mulhim posts them to your Mumaris Plus record for you.
How quickly are they posted?
Within 24 to 48 business hours of completing the course.
Does each course post separately?
Yes. Each completed course is posted on its own, 5 CME hours each.
Can I download my certificate before the hours are posted?
Yes. The certificate is in your Mulhim dashboard once the course is complete. Posting to Mumaris Plus follows within 24 to 48 business hours.
Does posting renew my registration?
No. You apply to renew with SCFHS yourself. Posting makes sure your hours are in the record renewal reads.
What if hours are missing after the window?
Contact Mulhim with the course name and completion date. If needed, raise a Tawasul ticket with SCFHS.
Source: SCFHS Mumaris Plus frequently asked questions; Mulhim posting times. Medically reviewed by Dr. Abdullah Alsaiari, Medical Editorial Board Member.
