Anesthesiology CME

Anesthesiology CME courses cover a wide range of topics. Whether you are looking for a discussion on transesophageal ECHOCardiography (TEE), regional anesthesia & ultrasound, emerging technologies, or even on managing mass casualties in an era of WMDs, there have never been more options available to physicians.

Continuing medical education courses for anesthesiologists are available both as traditional conferences and workshops and as convenient online courses.

Certainly, for hands-on training and networking, and to earn more credits in a deep-dive format, the traditional CME conferences and workshops are the way to go. However, for lower-cost and less time-intensive alternatives, where credits can be spread out over time, online anesthesiology CME offerings are ideal.

Examples of other current anesthesiology CME topics include:

anesthesiology in an office setting
airway workshops
anesthesia for carotid endarterectomy
cognitive dysfunction post-cardiopulmonary bypass
treatment of painful bone metastases
the bleeding patient
the implications of smoking on perioperative outcome
glycemic control in the operating room
anesthesia for interventional radiological procedures
perioperative infections and the anesthesia provider

do not resuscitate status & advanced directives
one-lung anesthesia
intraoperative dysrhythmias
perioperative ventilator management
continuous ambulatory regional anesthesia
discussions about recent FDA approvals
anesthetic management of patients with sickle cell disease
current controversies in OB anesthesia
high risk OB anesthesia
preoperative medical evaluation
anesthesia for endocrine disorders
peripheral stimulation for the treatment of refractory pain disorders

CME courses for fields emerging from anesthesiology

Emerging from the field of anesthesiology, pain management has grown substantially over the last 15 years. It now commands more attention from a broader range of medical and surgical specialties, as well as greater availability of pain management CME course offerings.