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Activities & Events
Below are a list of programs offered through the Office of Continuing Medical Education. Select a link to learn more about specific activities.
Live Conferences
Live CME activities that take place at a specified date, time and location. This can also include real time web symposia that take place on a specified date and at a specified time.
View Conference Calendar.
Regularly Scheduled Series
Live CME activities that 1) have multiple sessions, 2) occur on an ongoing basis (offered weekly, monthly, or quarterly) and 3) are primarily planned by and presented to professional staff. Examples of activities that are planned and presented as a regularly scheduled series are Grand Rounds, Tumor Boards, Journal Clubs, and M&M Conferences.
View Scheduled Series.
Enduring Materials
Enduring CME Materials are those that "endure" over time. The learning experience by the physician can take place at any time, rather than only a specified time like real time courses or web symposia. These enduring materials can be journals, DVDs, monographs, CD Roms, recorded web symposia, or recorded live courses.
View Enduring Material.