March 6 - 8, 2025 - Mayo Clinic Florida - Jacksonville, Florida

With both a neurosurgery track and a neurology track, this course is designed as a review of targeting, programming, surgical approaches, and operative techniques pertaining to surgical treatment of epilepsy, facial pain, and movement disorders such as Parkinson’s disease, essential tremor and dystonia. The course offers a cadaver workshop as well as augmented reality and advanced programming workshops. The course is designed for neurosurgeons, pain specialists, neurologists, physician assistants, residents, fellows, and mid-level providers interested in movement disorders, to provide a global approach to the movement disorder patients.

This online nursing course provides an overview of contributing factors and consequences of employee distress. An enlightened leadership approach to healthcare professional well-being and interdisciplinary teams will be provided.

This online nursing course will discuss types of conflict nurses encounter, types of personalities and identifying these in other people, ways to approach conflict, and the need for an identified approach.

September 12, 2025 - Mayo Clinic Hospital - Multidisciplinary Simulation Center - Phoenix, Arizona

This is a one day simulation based course that will fulfill the simulation requirements for Part IV of MOCA. It will consist of a series of simulation scenarios followed by debriefing periods with a variety of anesthetic challenges. you will be sharing the day with other anesthesiologists. Cases will be ones that any board certified anesthesiologist ought to be striving to manage. They will consist of cases requiring team management skills, as well as skills managing hemodynamic and respiratory instability. Participants are informed that is not a test and is not graded. This is an opportunity to participate in experiential learning: where they will experience of observe a case and then have an opportunity to analyze the case and its management. Each participant will have the opportunity to be the prime manager of at least one scenario and to be a backup team in other scenarios.

March 7, 2025 - Mayo Clinic Hospital - Multidisciplinary Simulation Center - Phoenix, Arizona

This is a one day simulation based course that will fulfill the simulation requirements for Part IV of MOCA. It will consist of a series of simulation scenarios followed by debriefing periods with a variety of anesthetic challenges. you will be sharing the day with other anesthesiologists. Cases will be ones that any board certified anesthesiologist ought to be striving to manage. They will consist of cases requiring team management skills, as well as skills managing hemodynamic and respiratory instability. Participants are informed that is not a test and is not graded. This is an opportunity to participate in experiential learning: where they will experience of observe a case and then have an opportunity to analyze the case and its management. Each participant will have the opportunity to be the prime manager of at least one scenario and to be a backup team in other scenarios.

February 3 - 7, 2025 - Hilton Waikoloa Village - Waikoloa, Hawaii

This course offers Live (in-person) and Livestream (virtual) attendance options

Designed for endocrinologists and interested primary care providers and surgeons, this course addresses gaps in medical knowledge and barriers in clinical practice to improve the outcomes of patients with endocrine and metabolic disorders. This program will consist of lectures, small groups, panel discussion, and debate formats covering best practices, barriers to optimal patient outcomes and new approaches to the evaluation and management of complex and common endocrine disorders. This year's program will also innovate in delivery format and topics with the addition of a hands-on workshop on diabetes technology and a dedicated course on artificial intelligence in endocrinology.

Available until August 5, 2027 - Online CME Course

This course will provide an update for clinicians on the assessment and treatment of addictive disorders with an emphasis on the newest information relevant to practicing addiction treatment professionals. It will focus on the frontiers of evidence-based treatment of alcohol and drug use disorders in a range of treatment populations. Topics will range from assessment techniques to novel psychosocial and pharmacologic treatment interventions. This course will discuss the implications of co-morbid psychopathology on addiction recovery and new models of incorporation of psychologic and psychiatric interventions into primary and post-primary addiction treatment. The topics selected for this course are the most popular CME talks from the live Frontiers in Addiction Treatment 2023 event.