Online Medical Education Opportunities

The Michigan Osteopathic Association offers online opportunities for Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits through the MOA Learning Center platform and partnerships. Each course or online event offers AOA Category 1-A CME credits.

Thank you to all who participated in the Spring CME event, and we would like to also thank our members for their patience as the MOA builds an online platform for delivering CME in these challenging times.

For questions, please contact:
Melissa Budd
[email protected]

Online CME event

After surveying our membership and analyzing the current situation regarding COVID-19, the Michigan Osteopathic Association has made the decision to cancel the in-person convention that is annually held in Grand Rapids. In its place, the MOA will provide CME sessions online in the same manner Spring CME sessions were presented. The speakers for this event are being selected and registration is open.

If you participated in the Spring CME event, your profile is already established. If you are new to the MOA Learning Center, register for the Autumn CME event and your profile will be established a week before the event.

Registration for Autumn CME Event

Registration form for mail-in/fax (PDF)

OCOMA/MCOMA Virtual CME Program
Back to the Basics – The Nuts and Bolts of Primary Care
Virtual CME sessions via MOA Learning Center

Oakland and Macomb County Osteopathic Medical Associations
are pleased to present: “Back to the Basics – The Nuts and Bolts of Primary Care”
Saturday, August 29, 2020 8:00 AM – 3:15 PM
Spend a day with us as we learn what you need to know on the hot topics affecting medicine today.

Registration link

Nuts and Bolts of Primary Care flyer/agenda (PDF)

Spring Sessions On Demand

This program features speakers from the virtual CME event held on June 13 & 14. These on demand online CME sessions are available to you from the time of purchase. 14.25 CME credits are offered for this event. We appreciate all of the support from our members and we look forward to creating a positive online experience in these challenging times.

Session Highlights:
COVID-19 Update ◦ Cardiology ◦ Pain Management ◦ OMT Philosophy ◦ Addiction and Recovery ◦ Women’s Health ◦ Functional & Integrative Medicine

The Learning Center will include the sessions, handouts, speaker bios & headshots, evaluations, CME information and CME certificates

Register for Spring Sessions On Demand

Med-IQ Free to MOA Members: AOA-Qualifying Courses

Compliments of Coverys and provided through Med-IQ^®, a Coverys company

Duke Perspectives From the National Kidney Foundation 2020 Spring Clinical Meetings
This publication summarizes relevant abstracts and findings that were presented at the live-virtual National Kidney Foundation 2020 Spring Clinical Meetings, held March 26 to 29. In addition, John V. Duronville, MD, assistant professor of medicine, Division of Nephrology at Duke, provides expert insight on presented studies.
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Duke Perspectives From the 2019 American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting
This publication summarizes pertinent new research findings that were presented at the 2019 American Epilepsy Society Annual Meeting held December 6 to 10 in Baltimore, MD. In addition, Aatif Husain, MD, professor of neurology at Duke, provides interesting perspectives on the study results.
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CGM 101: Strategies for Primary Care Providers and Ancillary Staff
Join diabetes experts Alison Evert, MS, RD, CDE, and Anne Peters, MD, as they talk about how to start individuals with type 1 diabetes (T1D) on continuous glucose monitoring from the primary care perspective. Learn more about the different devices, their benefits and limitations, how to interpret the data, and billing and insurance coverage considerations.
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HIV Prevention for Black/African American Women: The Use of PrEP in the Primary Care Setting
This activity explores the behavioral, social, and structural risk factors that contribute to the disproportionate risk of HIV in black/African American heterosexual women. It also addresses ways to incorporate HIV prevention strategies, including pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), into routine care. Additionally, expert faculty offer insight into the unique challenges that contribute to the increased HIV risk in black/African American women and explain how PrEP can be a powerful tool for HIV prevention in this population.
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Insulin Pumps: What the Primary Care Clinician Needs to Know
Join diabetes experts Anne Peters, MD, and Jay Shubrook, DO, to learn more about insulin pumps. Find out about the benefits and limitations of insulin pumps and how you can help interested patients with type 1 diabetes (T1D) get started on this type of therapy.
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