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Strengthen your advanced trauma care capabilities in this intensive 2‑day course that delivers state‑of‑the‑art updates, best practices, and new protocols for managing high‑risk injuries from ED arrival through discharge. Gain practical skills, interdisciplinary strategies, and focused training to optimize outcomes across diverse trauma populations and clinical settings.

Critical Care Medicine for the Non-Intensivist provides a focused review of essential, evidence-based advances in modern critical care medicine, along with practical guidance for clinicians caring for critically ill patients. The course emphasizes immediately applicable strategies that enhance ICU decision-making, build clinical confidence, and ultimately improve patient outcomes.

Join the first Harvard University–affiliated continuing education course in sports cardiology and gain practical, case-based insights that empower you to deliver evidence-driven care to athletes and active individuals across every level of performance.

Gain up-to-date, practical knowledge in this three-day hybrid course—designed for busy clinicians and trainees—featuring expert-led lectures, board review sessions, hands-on ultrasound workshops, and flexible in-person or online attendance options.

Discover how to incorporate the point-of-care Ultrasound into your practice and gain experience with image acquisition and interpretation.

Update in Clinical Cardiology delivers a comprehensive review of the latest evidence-based approaches to cardiovascular evaluation, treatment, and procedures. Designed for practicing clinicians, this CME course provides practical guidance to help integrate current best practices into daily care and improve patient outcomes.

This intensive program provides the latest evidence-based strategies and best practices for managing neurological emergencies. It covers rapid evaluation, diagnosis, and early intervention as well as important updates in the management of high-risk neurological conditions.

This intensive CME program updates busy practitioners on current best practices in hospital medicine. The curriculum covers more than 30 core topics, with an emphasis on practical management of common problems. Using a case-based format, lecturers distill recent evidence, guidelines, and expert opinion to offer “bottom line” recommendations. 

Equip frontline clinicians and health-system leaders with the knowledge and hands-on skills they need to critically evaluate, safely integrate, and supervise AI technologies in the emergency and acute care settings. Build practical competence in clinical AI fundamentals, governance, and real-world applications that improve workflow, safety, quality, and operational performance.