about us

Through its Continuing Medical Education Program, the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine supports its faculty in the development and delivery of high quality continuing medical education activities for the benefit of faculty, alumni, physicians and other health care professionals regionally and nationally. The content of the activities are derived directly from the mission and strategic priorities of the School of Medicine. They are also tied closely to the School’s unique role within the major academic medical center that extends throughout the northeast Ohio Cleveland area by virtue of the School’s relationships with affiliated teaching hospitals and health systems.

The CME Program is responsive to the evolving educational needs of clinicians across the broad continuum of scientific and clinical advances that daily impact the practice of medicine. We are reliant on the latest and most highly regarded scientific evidence.

The CME Program provides a full range of services for planning and producing CME activities. Services include sponsorship of grand rounds, series, live conferences, seminars, workshops and a variety of self-study vehicles (“enduring materials”) such as monographs, CD ROMs, audio/video tapes and courses accessed over the Internet. More than 100 CME activities are produced annually offering over 500 hours of instruction to more than 20,000 participants.

The Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.