Important continuing medical, dental & legal education at an unparalleled
choice of premier travel destinations. That's been our hallmark since 1982, and
close to 98% of thousands of students surveyed say they'd recommend AEI to their
colleagues.
Produced in state-of-the-art production studios with 4K digital technology,
The 2020–21 Medical-Dental-Legal Update, is presented via a
COVID-safe, destination-based virtual platform. That means as in the past
you’ll participate in the travel destination of your choice during scheduled
lecture hours, however, you will view The Update on your laptop, tablet
or smart phone from the comfort and safety of your hotel room or condominium.
And you will do so in the virtual company of your colleagues in attendance at
the same time. We think this offers the best of all worlds: Comfort, safety and
the ability to interact in real time with a multi-discipline audience of
professional peers.
The Update is approved for up to 20 hours AMA PRA Category 1™ and ABIM MOC
credits, 16.75 AAFP Prescribed credits, as well as extensive Continuing Legal
Education and Continuing Dental Education credit. And with our brand new,
online credit request process you'll receive your certificate via email
immediately following your completion of the course!
On offer is an unique, 20 hour exploration of the intersection of medicine
and law, as well as selected clinical topics. In one course hear discussions
from national experts in law, medicine, pharmacology, asset protection,
psychology and practice management, on topics ranging from dermatologic
disorders, professional burnout, prescription drug seekers and common hand
problems and injuries, to sleep disorders, asset protection, lipids management
and cardio protective lifestyle and medical approaches.
So pick your destination and receive in-depth instruction on important topics
you'll be hard pressed to find taught elsewhere. And all the while learn in a
relaxed and beautiful environment with plenty of time left over to
enjoy it.
If you've never studied with us before this must all sound a bit unusual.
It is.
